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Campbell R. McConnell taught at the University of Nebraska- Lincoln from 1953 through 1990.
Stanley L. Brue is a professor at Pacific Lutheran University.
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Economics made interesting - how about that?,
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This review is from: Macroeconomics + DiscoverEcon Online with Paul Solman Videos (Paperback)
I've never before been interested in economics, so what do I know about econ text books? Not much. But I know a good text book when I use one, and this is a very good one. It is well written and easy to follow. It makes an otherwise dull subject both learnable and enjoyable. Yes, even interesting. It is also very up-to-date, with some very current examples that really resonate with the 21st Century Economics student. All in all - first rate!
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I think this is one of the worst textbooks I've ever read. It uses 14 different sentences to say the same thing, and makes basic concepts seem complicated by overstating/analyzing them. This book could be significantly shorter...maybe the author was getting paid by the word?
If you have any choice of textbooks for macroeconomics class, I recommend you choose one other than this. If you're the professor of the class, I beg you to not make your students endure this book. :) Thank you.
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readable,
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very easy to read, introduces complex concepts in a user friendly way and uses simple examples to further elucidate. overall very good
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