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Microeconomics

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Built to focus on what matters to students in today's high-tech, globalized world, this "Microeconomics" text by Dean Karlan and Jonathan Morduch offers a modern, digital-first approach with top-notch adaptive study resources from McGraw-Hill's LearnSmart Advantage Suite. Real-world problem engagement is central to the learning materials, encouraging students to think about economics in efficient and meaningful ways. The authors leverage their experiences as economists, educators, and policy advisors to blend a familiar curriculum with insights from new research and applied fields like finance, behavioral economics, and political economy, highlighting the relevance of the material. Organized around clear learning objectives and supported by effective assessment tools, the content enhances students' analytical and critical thinking skills. Both students and faculty will appreciate the connection between classroom learning and real-world issues. By teaching essential questions, the authors equip readers with strategies for navigating decisions in life, demonstrating that economics is a vital thread for understanding and addressing challenges in local communities and globally.

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Microeconomics, Dean Karlan, Jonathan Morduch

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Released
2013
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Title
Microeconomics
Language
English
Released
2013
Format
Paperback
Pages
688
ISBN10
007733258X
ISBN13
9780077332587
Series
Description
Built to focus on what matters to students in today's high-tech, globalized world, this "Microeconomics" text by Dean Karlan and Jonathan Morduch offers a modern, digital-first approach with top-notch adaptive study resources from McGraw-Hill's LearnSmart Advantage Suite. Real-world problem engagement is central to the learning materials, encouraging students to think about economics in efficient and meaningful ways. The authors leverage their experiences as economists, educators, and policy advisors to blend a familiar curriculum with insights from new research and applied fields like finance, behavioral economics, and political economy, highlighting the relevance of the material. Organized around clear learning objectives and supported by effective assessment tools, the content enhances students' analytical and critical thinking skills. Both students and faculty will appreciate the connection between classroom learning and real-world issues. By teaching essential questions, the authors equip readers with strategies for navigating decisions in life, demonstrating that economics is a vital thread for understanding and addressing challenges in local communities and globally.