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Introduction to Economics
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Whether you are an economics, business or management student, or you are a businessman, this Economics course is for you. Economics plays an important role in our lives. Our, house, as well as business, both, depend on it. If we have complete grip over economics, we can improve our life a way better than before.
As you know, to have complete grip over something we need to start working from its first root. For this purpose, if you want to learn and have complete grip over economics you must read this course i.e. Introduction to Economics.
What you’ll learn in this book:
Basics of Economics
Economic Modeling
Micro and Macro Economics
What is Perfect Competition and Utility?
Different Laws
Economic Systems
Different Types of Economics
Taxation and Economics
Lots, lots more!
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