microeconomics

What is Economics? Why do consumers borrow and save? How do economic systems work? Money and investing can be daunting. This book covers all of the key aspects of economic theory and history.

Contains topic reviews of economic systems, demand and supply, consumer choice theory, public sector economics, national income and gross domestic product, inflation, unemployment, and more, with practice tests, an overview of the actual tests, and study tips.

Introduces students to market structure, including information on competition, market pricing, monopolies, oligopoly, price wars, cartels, and government interventions using real-life examples from the public and private spheres.

Key concepts in economics, investing, and personal finance, helping to develop financial literacy, improve analytical and problem-solving skills, and build a foundation for high school courses and beyond.

Key concepts in economics, investing, and personal finance, helping to develop financial literacy, improve analytical and problem-solving skills, and build a foundation for high school courses and beyond.

Key concepts in economics, investing, and personal finance, helping to develop financial literacy, improve analytical and problem-solving skills, and build a foundation for high school courses and beyond.

Key concepts in economics, investing, and personal finance, helping to develop financial literacy, improve analytical and problem-solving skills, and build a foundation for high school courses and beyond.

A concise introduction to microeconomics.

Developed by a team of economics professors, this in-depth study resource provides the ultimate enhanced learning enviroment, combining educational supplemental instruction with the ease of learning at your own pace.

A guide to preparing for the Advanced Placement (AP) exam in microeconomics/macroeconomics featuring five hundred AP-style questions with explained answers, and including tips on how to achieve a high score.