Introductory Economics Third Edition - Sanford D. Gordon / George G. Dawson - 1976 - Paperback

The third edition of Introductory Economics, like the earlier editions, is written primarily for students of economies. The text continues to use the analytical and problem-solving approach, with mathematics largely confined to simple geometric models, bar graphs, and schedule analysis. Current controversial questions related to the student and the real world are interwoven with theory, and solutions, which frequently rest on value judgments, are suggested as possible alternatives. Careful discrimination is made between the respectable body of theory the economist has developed and applying that theory to solving social problems, with the attendant limitations. Obviously the times demand such distinction.