Principles of Economics

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Formidable. Facile à comprendre.

This is probably the best introductory book in economics out there. Being a very technical field, books in economics can be too technical (textbooks) or too simple (light reads). This is the perfect mix between the two. Not too technical, not too light. It’s the most popular introductory textbook in top US universities. In the title of this review, I called it the Encyclopædia Britannica of Economics because you can pretty much find anything here: - Basic Principles - Equilibrium Analysis - Market Efficiency - Market Failures (Externalities, Public Goods, and Imperfect Competition) - Government Failures (Public Choice) - Macroeconomic Data - Growth Theory - Financial Sector - Monetary Economics - International Economics - Business Cycles - Monetary and Fiscal Policy It’s all in here. A final warning note. Gregory Mankiw has three “principles” textbooks: - Principles in Economics (this book) - Principles in Microeconomics - Principles in Macroeconomics There’s a big overlap between the three. In particular, there’s nothing on the last two that is not on the first one. Therefore, if you own the first one, you don’t need any of the other two.

This introduction book covers widely issues, which might not be useful for economics courses only. The cases example is more useful for observation in daily life rather than in classroom.

This was a book that i needed for school. It's a great book, very comprehensive and fit the bill for what I needed.

Principles of Economics" by N. Gregory Mankiw is a comprehensive and highly regarded textbook that serves as an invaluable resource for students and anyone seeking a solid understanding of economics. Mankiw's expertise in the subject matter shines through in this well-written and accessible book, making it a must-have for those eager to delve into the world of economics. One of the notable strengths of "Principles of Economics" is its ability to distill complex economic concepts into easily digestible explanations. Mankiw presents the material in a clear and logical manner, ensuring that readers with varying levels of prior knowledge can grasp the fundamentals. The book is organized into well-defined chapters that cover a wide range of topics, from supply and demand to macroeconomic principles and international trade. Another noteworthy aspect of this book is its emphasis on real-world applications and examples. Mankiw skillfully incorporates relevant case studies, current events, and economic data to illustrate the concepts being discussed. This practical approach helps readers connect the theories with their everyday lives, enhancing their comprehension and making the subject matter more relatable. Furthermore, the book's visual aids, including graphs, charts, and diagrams, greatly enhance the learning experience. These visual representations make complex economic relationships and theories more accessible, enabling readers to visualize and understand the data being presented. The inclusion of these visuals also promotes active engagement and facilitates the retention of key concepts.