PRINCIPLES OF MICROECONOMICS introduces students to foundational microeconomic concepts. The text challenges them to consider the effects of microeconomics on market systems. Feature boxes in each chapter highlight the different roles of economics in both national and international policies and trade. Students also learn to identify, compute, and interpret economic data. Mini-lecture videos and interactive graphs in the e-book enable students to actively engage with the content.

`Else and Curwin make an effort to keep the student in touch with recent developments by including such topics as bargaining search, contestable markets and voting behaviour…it will certainly appeal to those who wish to keep economic theory accessible to as wide a range of students as possible.’Times Higher Education Supplement This clear, concise introduction to intermediate microeconomics is essential reading for students with previous knowledge of economic principles. Geared to the standard year’s course in universities and polytechnics, the treatment in this text reinforces the student’s understanding of familiar topics and facilitates assimilation of new material.