I found this book when looking for an example of the claim that economics deals with scarcity, something I find dubious. I wouldn't want this to be seen as a criticism though, since most economics textbooks are likely to make a similar claim, and I chose this one because I felt that it has some advantages over similar books. In particular I liked that a few of the chapters can be read for free online, and there are resources such as multiple choice questions available online. See this page on the OUP website for details. | Coming soon: |
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