Principles of Economics. A Classic Guide
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About the book
The most complete, understandable and fascinating introduction to the economy that will help to figure out how this science functions and how it determines our everyday life.
Economic events often fall into the headlines of newspapers or become hot news on television. However, it is not always clear what exactly caused these events, not to mention what consequences can be expected because of them. The principles underlying most economic phenomena are usually not complicated in themselves, but political rhetoric and economic jargon are able to cloud the essence of events.
The famous economist Thomas Sowell simply and accessibly explains the foundations of the economy with real examples. You will find answers to unexpected and paradoxical questions that concern you. After reading this book, you will learn how to see the hidden relationships between different events of the surrounding reality and will begin to make a decision -suspended from an economic point of view in order to improve the quality of your life.
For everyone who wants to check how well he learned economic laws, at the end of the book there is a list of more than a hundred questions for self -testing with the page numbers in the text where you can find answers to them.
Learning the economy can be simple and fascinating!
For whom this book
For those who want to learn more about how the world of business works - revenue, profit, promotions and bonds, decision -making and much more.
For those who want to understand different areas of the economy - from the control of rent, growth and falling business to international payment balance.
For everyone who wants to learn about how the laws of the economy manage such many events in our daily life.
About the author
Thomas Sowell is an American conservative economist, social theorist and historian.
Sowell worked at the faculties of several universities, including the University of Cornelsky and the University of California in Los Angeles. Since 1980, he worked at the Institute of Hoover at the University of Standford. Sowell wrote more than thirty books.
In 2002, Sowell was awarded the national humanitarian medal, and in 2003 - the Bradley prize for intellectual achievements
The most complete, understandable and fascinating introduction to the economy that will help to figure out how this science functions and how it determines our everyday life.
Economic events often fall into the headlines of newspapers or become hot news on television. However, it is not always clear what exactly caused these events, not to mention what consequences can be expected because of them. The principles underlying most economic phenomena are usually not complicated in themselves, but political rhetoric and economic jargon are able to cloud the essence of events.
The famous economist Thomas Sowell simply and accessibly explains the foundations of the economy with real examples. You will find answers to unexpected and paradoxical questions that concern you. After reading this book, you will learn how to see the hidden relationships between different events of the surrounding reality and will begin to make a decision -suspended from an economic point of view in order to improve the quality of your life.
For everyone who wants to check how well he learned economic laws, at the end of the book there is a list of more than a hundred questions for self -testing with the page numbers in the text where you can find answers to them.
Learning the economy can be simple and fascinating!
For whom this book
For those who want to learn more about how the world of business works - revenue, profit, promotions and bonds, decision -making and much more.
For those who want to understand different areas of the economy - from the control of rent, growth and falling business to international payment balance.
For everyone who wants to learn about how the laws of the economy manage such many events in our daily life.
About the author
Thomas Sowell is an American conservative economist, social theorist and historian.
Sowell worked at the faculties of several universities, including the University of Cornelsky and the University of California in Los Angeles. Since 1980, he worked at the Institute of Hoover at the University of Standford. Sowell wrote more than thirty books.
In 2002, Sowell was awarded the national humanitarian medal, and in 2003 - the Bradley prize for intellectual achievements
Author:
Author:Томас Соуэлл
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Business & Money
- Category:Science & Math
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-00195-166-7
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