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Economics an Introduction

By:

Villegas, Bernardo M

Contributor(s):

Abola, Victor A

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Manila ; Center for Research and communication Foundation, inc.; 2009Edition: 6th edDescription: 285 p.; figs; Includes indexISBN:

978-971-91786-9-9

Subject(s):

Economics

DDC classification:

Fil 330 V71e

Summary: This book continues its tradition of providing college students with the basic principles of economics through the Macroeconomy or Economics of a Nation. As in previous editions, the book seeks to blend modern economic theory with Philippine facts and issues, making the learning process easier and more relevant. It also puts a clear development orientation to an introductory course, by tackling growth and developmental issues through most of the book.

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This book continues its tradition of providing college students with the basic principles of economics through the Macroeconomy or Economics of a Nation. As in previous editions, the book seeks to blend modern economic theory with Philippine facts and issues, making the learning process easier and more relevant. It also puts a clear development orientation to an introductory course, by tackling growth and developmental issues through most of the book.

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