An illuminating and robust introduction to economics principles, the fourteenth edition of Lipsey and Chrystal's established textbook continues to provide complete coverage for those new to micro and macroeconomics.

The authors help students to understand the subject matter through a combination of lucid explanation and supportive learning features which encourage independent thought. The principles are examined through a theoretical lens before empirical examples demonstrate how the concepts work in practice.

The applied nature of the models is further emphasised by case studies from around the world, which encourage students to develop and contextualise their understanding of the key themes.

Suitable for beginners, the authors provide in-depth explanations of key theoretical concepts which relate to a wide range of applied material. End-of-chapter questions give students the opportunity to test their knowledge and advance their critical thinking skills.

Economics undergraduates studying a core module on the principles of economics. It may also be suitable for students taking business, management, or finance and accounting degrees who are taking a module which introduces economics.

This book is accompanied by online resource to support both students and lecturers.

For students: - Self-test questions - Flashcard glossary - Additional chapter material - Web links

For lecturers: - PowerPoint slides - Instructor's manual - Test bank - Additional chapters covering Economics of Developing Countries and Macroeconomic Policy in an Open Economy

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Richard Lipsey is Professor Emeritus of Economics at Simon Fraser University, Canada. Alec Chrystal is Professor Emeritus at Cass Business School, City University of London, UK.