economic

Confessions of an Economic Hit Man
$15.00
I was happy with the purchase of the book "Confessions of an economic hit man" as everything went smoothly and effectively. The book was in the condition as advertised and it came in the timeframe stated.

Naked Economics: Undressing the Dismal Science
$15.95
I read Naked Economics and Freakonomics around the same time. Naked Economics is much better in explaining the real economics and much more coherent than Freakonomics. At the end of each chapter, you would learn something, of which Freakonomics failed to do. Freakonomics is nothing but a bunch of incoherent stories. It tries makes the comparison and contrast internesting, but that's about it, making the stories interesting. But you learn nothing. If I were to choose again, I'm picking Naked Economics.

Economics For Dummies
$21.99
I purchased this book to help my High School senior in his Advanced Placement Economics class. He has been reading it and it has helped him to understand material presented in class. His teacher was also pleased that he is supplementing what is being taught in the classroom. His grade has come up and that's the plan. I highly recommend this book to parents for their students, whether in High School or College.

Economics in One Lesson: The Shortest and Surest Way to Understand Basic Economics
$13.95
This is a great introduction to economic analysis. It is very well written and the examples are still surprisingly current.
Bad economic thinking plagues the political and mediatic scene. Hazlitt focuses his effort on a key mistake, that of ignoring the unseen possibilities (or opportunity cost).