The Economics of Public Issues
by Roger Leroy Miller, Daniel K. Benjamin, Douglass Cecil North
The Economics of Public Issues applies economic reasoning to public questions and social concerns. Designed for readers interested in how economics informs policy and everyday decisions, this accessible work offers a practical perspective on the choices, trade-offs, and debates that shape public life.
About This Book
The Economics of Public Issues examines economic ideas through the lens of issues affecting the public.
It presents economics as a way to understand policy questions, social choices, and debates about how resources are used.
Written by Roger Leroy Miller, Daniel K. Benjamin, and Douglass Cecil North, the book is suited to readers seeking an applied introduction to economic reasoning.
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