An informed argument for an economic policy based on bridges of preparation and adaptation rather than walls of protection and exclusion
Anthony Patrick O'Brien Books
Patrick O'Brien is a distinguished artist and illustrator, renowned for his detailed and engaging depictions of historical and maritime subjects. His work, spanning children's books and impressive oil paintings, often explores the realms of knights, pirates, and naval battles with a commitment to historical accuracy and artistic skill. O'Brien's style is marked by a deep fascination with detail and an ability to bring past eras to life for contemporary audiences. Beyond his artistic creations, he also contributes to the arts community as an educator, sharing his expertise with emerging artists.
This textbook is designed for two-semester courses in economics for business and economics students. It connects economic principles to real-world business scenarios, making concepts like opportunity cost and supply and demand relevant. The updated 8th Edition includes new examples and is also available with MyLab Economics for personalized learning.
For dinosaur lovers and fans of Steve Jenkins's Prehistoric Actual Size, this unexpected look at prehistoric life explores what is known about our favorite extinct creatures before they became massive, full-grown adults. How big (or small) was your favorite dinosaur–as a baby? We see how some stack up, alongside childhood favorites such as a toy truck or a rubber duck. Did you know that T. rex hatchlings were only about the size of a turkey? Or that the huge, long-necked brontosaurus are said to be only eleven pounds at birth? In this early picture book, young readers learn that before dinos grew to be large and powerful, they started off as something much smaller to behold.