Macroeconomics

About the Book

Macroeconomics by Paul Krugman and Robin Wells is an undergraduate economics textbook that explains how macroeconomic concepts apply to real-world events and everyday economic decisions. Published by Worth Publishers, it combines economic theory with examples and applications to help students understand the forces shaping national and global economies.

Understanding Macroeconomic Principles

The book introduces key areas of macroeconomics including economic growth, unemployment, inflation, aggregate demand and supply, fiscal policy and monetary policy. Krugman and Wells use real-world economic events to connect theoretical concepts with practical economic questions.

Economic Policy and Real-World Applications

The textbook helps students examine how governments and central banks respond to economic conditions and how policy decisions affect households, businesses and the wider economy. Its structured approach supports students in developing the analytical skills needed to interpret economic issues.

Key Features

Undergraduate macroeconomics textbook; authors Paul Krugman and Robin Wells; economic growth and productivity; unemployment and inflation; aggregate demand and supply; fiscal and monetary policy; real-world economic examples; structured academic learning

Who Is It For?

This textbook is suitable for university and college students studying economics, business, finance and related subjects. It can also be useful for readers who want an academic introduction to macroeconomic principles.

Product Details

Authors: Paul Krugman and Robin Wells; Publisher: Worth Publishers; ISBN: 9781319181956; Publication Year: 2018; Format: Paperback; Language: English; Subject: Macroeconomics

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