Microeconomics

Have questions about economics? Find the answers here. Most of us have an intuitive knowledge of economics. For example, we know that in Canada, apples tend to be less expensive in October than in February.But why? Microeconomics,In-Class-Edition,builds on this intuitive knowledge to present basic economic concepts and principles. The content is structured around answering real questions from real students: What do we mean by "scarcity"? Isn't Canada a land of plenty? What exactly do economists mean by "demand"? Why is there so much disagreement among economists? How can we discuss capital without including money? Designed for your success! This in-class edition is more than just a textit's a study partner that will provide the extra help you need to get a good grade. It includes the following features to improve your skills: ª In-Class Notes that summarize key points and provide you with space to make notes. You can write down important points while in class, and refer back to them when studying. ª Test Yourself questions that appear at the beginning of every chapter. Use them to review for tests and exams. Answers to these questions are provided on the MyEconLab. ª A Study Guide section, provided at the end of each chapter, that includes quizzes to test your understanding of key concepts, as well as additional problems and exercises to apply your knowledge. This text is fully integrated with MyEconLab, a robust online learning system featuring lots of practice exercises and study tools, as well as a personalized Study Plan generated to suit your individual study needs. The site is available 24 hours a day, so you can study where you want, how you want, and when you want. MyEconLab is found atwww.myeconlab.com. Follow the simple registration instructions on the Access Code card included with every new copy of the text.James, Elijah M. is the author of 'Microeconomics', published 2008 under ISBN 9780132066785 and ISBN 0132066785.