Stanley Fischer Book order (chronological)

Jest to kolejne wydanie niezwykle popularnego podrecznika na pierwszych latach studiow ekonomicznych w wiekszosci polskich uczelni Dzieki rozszerzeniu grona autorow dokonano kompleksowej aktualizacji calej ksiazki przedstawiajac w przystepny sposob wiedze z dziedziny ekonomii Opisano szczegolowo miedzy innymi narzedzia analizy ekonomicznej popyt podaz i rynek decyzje konsumenta konkurencje doskonala i czysty monopol konkurencje niedoskonala Zaprezentowano zmiany zachodzace we wspolczesnej gospodarce w tym analize kryzysu finansowego Wprowadzono nowe narzedzia dydaktyczne na przyklad ponadobowiazkowe rozszerzenia matematyczne Autorami podrecznika sa wybitni uczeni i wykladowcy ekonomii majacy duze doswiadczenie w doradztwie gospodarczym Przeklad na jezyk polski jest zasluga pracownikow naukowych Szkoly Glownej Handlowej

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