Real World Macro, 25th edition, is a lively, thought-provoking alternative to mainstream economics textbooks. Real World Macro asks the questions that standard textbooks try to avoid: What's so great about growth? Is unemployment "natural"? Why should inequality matter? Along with covering the basics--monetary and fiscal policy, productivity and investment, inflation and unemployment--Real World Macro includes a chapter on major controversies in macroeconomics, such as the legacy of Keynesianism in the United States and the basics of Marxist economic theory. It also takes a look at international trade and finance, covering such topics as the debt crisis and arguments for and against "free trade." The thoroughly updated and revised 25th edition contains new chapter introductions reviewing the concepts examined in each article, discussion questions relating them to a standard textbook, and new articles addressing the latest real world issues and controversies, including topics like the bursting of the housing bubble, the chaos in the banking industry, Social Security, offshoring, the impact of the declining dollar, and the persistence of the racial and gender gap in jobs and income. While Real World Macro is a great supplement to any mainstream text, its articles have been keyed to David Colander's popular textbook, Economics, and its macroeconomics "split."

Real World Macro: A Macroeconomics Reader from Dollars & Sense, 25th Edition

Business & Money

Daniel Fireside

The Dollars & Sense Collective

Bryan Snyder

JOHN, MILLER

Economics

Dollars&Sense

Real World Micro, 15th edition, is a lively, thought-provoking supplement to introductory and intermediate microeconomics textbooks. Real World Micro critically examines topics such as market power, the economics of the environment, and job discrimination, offering alternative perspectives designed to stimulate discussion. The articles bring complex topics to life by showing the effects of economic trends on communities, workers, and the environment. In addition to covering the basics--supply and demand, production and consumption decisions, market structure and monopoly--Real World Micro explores economic principles by discussing government policy and workplace issues. The new edition introduces tackles a range of hot-button topics, including the chaos in the banking industry, growing inequality, tax policy, rent control, immigration, climate change, the Social Security debate, affordable housing, CEO compensation, and the privatization of public goods like water. The thoroughly revised and expanded 15th edition also contains new policy spotlight chapter on the impact of globalized trade. And while Real World Micro is an excellent supplement to any mainstream text, its articles have been keyed to David Colander s popular textbook, Economics, 7th edition, and its microeconomics "split."

Real World Micro: A Microeconomics Reader from Dollars & Sense, 15th ed.

Smriti Rao

Real World Micro is a great supplement to any mainstream introductory textbook. In addition to presenting alternative perspectives on the basics supply and demand, production and consumption decisions, market structure and monopoly Real World Micro relates theoretical principles to government policies, corporate strategies, workplace issues, and consumer behavior. The thoroughly updated 18th edition tackles a range of hot-button topics including the ongoing financial crisis, unemployment, predatory lending, income inequality, affordable housing, CEO compensation, bank bailouts, free trade versus protectionism, the global oil market, and much more. Chapter introductions review the concepts examined in each article, and discussion questions help students relate the articles to the theories in standard textbooks. 
Real World Micro's readable articles are drawn from the pages of Dollars &amp; Sense, the leading magazine of popular economics.

Real World Micro, 18th Edition

Chris Sturr

Real World Macro is a lively, thought-provoking supplement to introductory and intermediate macroeconomics textbooks. Real World Macro asks the big questions that standard textbooks try to avoid: What's so great about growth? Is unemployment natural? Why should inequality matter? Along with covering the basics monetary and fiscal policy, productivity and investment, inflation and unemployment Real World Macro also looks at the so-called debt crisis, tax debates, and arguments for and against "free trade." Chapter introductions help students review the concepts examined in each article, and discussion questions help students relate macroeconomic theories to the latest real-world issues. Real World Macro s engaging articles are drawn from the pages of Dollars &amp; Sense, the leading magazine of popular economics.

Real World Macro: A Macroeconomics Reader from Dollars & Sense, 28th edition

Dollars & Sense Collective

Amy Gluckman

Real World Macro, 25th edition, is a lively, thought-provoking alternative to mainstream economics textbooks. Real World Macro asks the questions that standard textbooks try to avoid: What's so great about growth? Is unemployment "natural"? Why should inequality matter? Along with covering the basics--monetary and fiscal policy, productivity and investment, inflation and unemployment--Real World Macro includes a chapter on major controversies in macroeconomics, such as the legacy of Keynesianism in the United States and the basics of Marxist economic theory. It also takes a look at international trade and finance, covering such topics as the debt crisis and arguments for and against "free trade." The thoroughly updated and revised 25th edition contains new chapter introductions reviewing the concepts examined in each article, discussion questions relating them to a standard textbook, and new articles addressing the latest real world issues and controversies, including topics like the bursting of the housing bubble, the chaos in the banking industry, Social Security, offshoring, the impact of the declining dollar, and the persistence of the racial and gender gap in jobs and income.

Real World Macro: A Macroeconomics Reader from Dollars & Sense, 29th Edition

Alejandro Reuss

Real World Micro is a great supplement to any mainstream introductory textbook. In addition to presenting alternative perspectives on the basics supply and demand, production and consumption decisions, market structure and monopoly Real World Micro relates theoretical principles to government policies, corporate strategies, workplace issues, and consumer behavior. The thoroughly updated 19th edition tackles a range of hot-button topics including the ongoing financial crisis, unemployment, predatory lending, income inequality, affordable housing, CEO compensation, bank bailouts, free trade versus protectionism, the global oil market, and much more. Chapter introductions review the concepts examined in each article, and discussion questions help students relate the articles to the theories in standard textbooks. Real World Micro's readable articles are drawn from the pages of Dollars &amp; Sense, the leading magazine of popular economics.

Real World Micro: A Microeconomics Reader from Dollars & Sense, 19th edition

Real World Micro is a great supplement to any mainstream introductory textbook. In addition to presenting alternative perspectives on the basics -- supply and demand, production and consumption decisions, market structure and monopoly -- Real World Micro relates theoretical principles to government policies and workplace issues. The thoroughly revised and expanded 16th edition tackles a range of hot-button topics including taxation, globalization and trade, outsourcing, military spending, predatory lending, affordable housing, CEO compensation, bank bailouts, immigration reform, the consequences of unchecked inequality, and much more. The 58 well-written, easy-to-read articles in Real World Micro are drawn from the pages of Dollars & Sense, the leading magazine of popular economics.  Real World Micro is an excellent supplement to any mainstream text. Its articles have been keyed to David Colander s popular textbook, Economics, 7th edition, and its microeconomics split. Each chapter begins with an introduction reviewing the concepts examined in each article, as well as discussion questions relating them to a standard textbook.

Real World Micro: A Microeconomics Reader from Dollars & Sense, 16th ed.

Real World Macro, 27th edition, is a lively, thought-provoking supplement to introductory and intermediate macroeconomics textbooks. Real World Macro asks the questions that standard textbooks try to avoid: What's so great about growth? Is unemployment "natural?" Why should inequality matter? Along with covering the basics monetary and fiscal policy, productivity and investment, inflation and unemployment Real World Macro also looks at international trade and finance, the debt crisis, and arguments for and against "free trade."
Real World Macro's engaging articles are drawn from the pages of Dollars &amp; Sense, the leading magazine of popular economics.

Real World Macro, 27th Edition

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Luis Rosero

Elizabeth H. Henderson

Real World Micro, 27th Ed

Robert Larson

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