The Economics of Public Issues (18th Edition)
by Roger Leroy Miller, Daniel K. Benjamin, Douglass C. North
The 18th edition of The Economics of Public Issues by Roger Leroy Miller, Daniel K. Benjamin, and Douglass C. North offers an engaging exploration of economic principles applied to real-world public concerns. Through updated examples and clear analysis, it reveals how economics illuminates policy decisions, from market dynamics to government roles, equipping readers to think critically about societal challenges.
About This Book
The Economics of Public Issues, in its 18th edition, provides an accessible introduction to applying economic concepts to contemporary public policy matters. Written by Roger Leroy Miller, Daniel K. Benjamin, and Douglass C. North, the book uses clear explanations and examples to illustrate how economic thinking informs decisions on issues affecting society.
This edition updates classic analyses with current data, helping readers understand the incentives, costs, and benefits involved in public choices. It emphasizes the role of markets, government intervention, and individual behavior in shaping economic outcomes.
Designed for students and general readers, the text encourages critical evaluation of policies through an economic lens, fostering informed perspectives on topics from environmental regulation to social welfare programs.
With its straightforward approach, the book bridges theoretical economics and practical applications, making complex ideas approachable without oversimplifying the underlying principles.
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