An Introduction to Positive Economics.

John Hicks · Richard G. Lipsey

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This edition of the classic text covers an entire introduction to economics and provides a theoretical grounding for those going on to specialize in economics. New to this edition is the inclusion of international applications, examples and case studies, providing fully for the needs of modern students of introductory economics. The book is intended for 1st-year undergraduates taking an introduction to economics or principles of economics course.

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