
Microeconomics
by William Boyes, Michael Melvin
552 pages· 2012· ISBN 9781111826154
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Introduce the latest thinking of today’s economists on important microeconomic phenomena while equipping your students with a solid global understanding of microeconomic principles with Boyes/Melvin’s MICROECONOMICS, 9E. Now you can clearly illustrate the connections between key microeconomic principles and today’s actual business practices with this book’s reader-friendly approach, carefully integrated learning features, memorable examples, and unique global emphasis. Timely revisions and the latest microeconomic statistics ensure your course incorporates the most recent data and developments. Revised microeconomics materials emphasize the fundamentals and the practical application of concepts to current events. New microeconomics coverage highlights the current debate on government economic intervention and new discussion of the Economic Freedom Index. Your students gain an in-depth understanding of globalization and its impact on microeconomics today. Effective, leading teaching and learning technology and a full range of supplements, including the best-selling Aplia homework system and CourseMate online tools, help complete your microeconomics coverage that clarifies and emphasizes the importance of concepts for career and business success. Important Notice: Media content referenced within the product description or the product text may not be available in the ebook version.
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