What? Economics a boring subject? Not when Orley Amos talks about it. He may be a professor of economics, but Economic Literacy is anything but a dry, dull textbook treatise on economic theory. It's a delightfully entertaining exploration of the key economic issues, terms and fundamentals that affect our pocketbooks and shape our financial futures today.
In order to be economically literate, you don't have to have a degree in economics. But you do have to have an understanding of ther issues that contribute to the economic condition of the world today. Issues such as:
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One would anticipate yet another dry treatise with the appearance of this economics guide: not so. The focus here is upon creating important links between economic language and theory and the emerging issues guided by economic events: chapters provide a review of common issues and behind-the-scenes news which never gets to newspaper headlines. The tone is informative but very chatty, inviting non-economics to pursue issues. -- Midwest Book Review
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