It s been said that he "created" modern economics; that his biggest contribution to the field was, in essence, changing the very way in which economics was done. Samuelson helped move the field away from the instinctive and toward a more rigorous standard, based on theories that could be demonstrated mathematically. It was the nation s best-selling textbook for 30 years. Originally published in 1948, it s still selling briskly more than 60 years later. This is the 1955 third edition with underlining and marginalia throughout. 6�" - 9�".

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Title: Economics: An Introductory Analysis
Publisher: McGraw-Hill, Princeton, NJ
Publication Date: 1955
Binding: Hardcover
Edition: Third edition.
Condition: very good
Book Type: Book

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