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1 review
Bradley R Schiller

McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2006

easy to read
Easy way to learn basics of macro and microeconomy. One-color version of Essentials of Economics

Essentials of Economics

6 reviews
Bradley R. Schiller

McGraw Hill Higher Education, 2008

Wonderful
I don't study Economics in college but i have loved this topic since high school. I was looking for a book that enriches my knowledge to Economics without much complexity. This book was exactly like i wanted. It has a very easy approach to many aspects of Economics so that the reader can be comfortable with both easy and advanced topics in microeconomics and macroeconomics.

The Economy Today + DiscoverEcon Code Card + Student Problem Sets

1 review
Bradley Schiller

McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2002

Absolutely Great!!!
I truly enjoyed this book. Before this textbook, I had never had the experience with a textbook in which I simply WANTED to keep reading, rather than just trying to finish the "assigned reading". It offered so many fascinating examples of the economic principles it covered and effectively taught me how apply the knowledge I gained to everyday situations. This is a great stand-alone text for ...

Macroeconomics Today

1 review
Bradley R. Schiller, Linda Wilson, ...

Mcgraw-Hill College, 2000

Good introductionary book on macro econ
I liked this book as this is one of first book i read on ECON1 introduction course. It tries to provide the concepts in simple way and easy to understand.

Study Guide t/a Essentials of Economics

1 review
Bradley R Schiller

McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2004

Double Check the Study Guide!
I ordered the "Essentials of Economics 6th Edition" for my Econ 101 class, and tagged on the study guide for it. The study guide was for the 5th Edition. I just sent it back, because it wasn't neccessary for the course. All I am saying is double and triple check to make sure you have the correct editons of all of your books.

The Micro Economy Today

1 review
Bradley R Schiller

McGraw-Hill/Irwin, 2007

I knew nothing about economics, but I got an A!
I had read other not-so-good reviews of this book, but I actually got an A in this class. The book is very easy to read and understand. I had no experience with graphs but I was still able to understand the graphs and formulas in the book. As far as text books go, this is very well written and easy to follow, even for someone who has no interest in the subject but had to take the class as a ...

Micro Economy Today

1 review
Bradley R. Schiller

Mcgraw-Hill College, 1990

Microeconomy for undergraduate
Excellent feature of this book is the aplication part that shows real impacts or examples of theory in reality. I have bought this book to accompany my Economics by Collander and it was good choice. If you want to test your knowledge - buy yet Economic Concepts (ISBN 0070455910). You will do the best for your understanding.

The Macro Economy Today

3 reviews
Bradley R. Schiller

McGraw Hill Higher Education, 2007

Macroeconomy Today
This textbook is quite a comprehensive of introductory macroeconomics. Great graphs, well-explained, carefully thought out. The one downside is that it is quite idealistic, as one would expect of a neo-classical economist. The author does not recognize flaws in the theories nor does he acknowledge that the real world is not so cut-and-dry and ordered as we would be led to believe. However, ...

Economy Today

5 reviews
Bradley R. Schiller

McGraw-Hill Education, 1993

Student
This is the best economic book ever. It's very well written. Its powerpoint slides are very helpful. It is one of my favorite book. Don't sale after class.

The Economics of Poverty and Discrimination

2 reviews
Bradley R. Schiller

Prentice Hall, 1989

Thorough and a good read
A great book; very thorough and an easy and enjoyable read. Covers everything the first time student of poverty/discrimination needs to know.

The Micro Economy Today

3 reviews
Bradley R. Schiller

Irwin/McGraw-Hill, 2006

Totally updated and relevent.
This book was a great addition to my on-line microeconomics course. They use really current business information and real-life examples to make is easier to understand. The problems are challenging. You should have a basic understanding of charts and graphs before economics though.

Economics
Bradley R. Schiller

McGraw-Hill Companies, 1997

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