Economics of Social Issues (The Mcgraw-hill Series in Economics)
by Paul Grimes, Charles Register, Ansel Sharp
Economics of Social Issues introduces readers to the relationship between economic thinking and social concerns. As part of The McGraw-Hill Series in Economics, this textbook offers a foundation for studying how economics can be applied to issues affecting society.
About This Book
Economics of Social Issues presents an economics-focused approach to understanding social concerns.
The book connects economic analysis with issues that affect society, making it suitable for academic study and classroom use.
Written by Paul Grimes, Charles Register, and Ansel Sharp, it is part of The McGraw-Hill Series in Economics.
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