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‎01-19-2023
01:54 PM
Building a Solid Foundation for Principles of Economics Students
Supply, demand, and equilibrium are the most fundamental concepts in economics. However, most modern textbooks devote only a single chapter to this. The result is teachers either spend much more time on these topics than the text would indicate or they end up building understanding on a weak foundation. In this webinar, Professor Stevenson will uncover why her co-authored textbook uniquely spends three chapters building an essential foundation to get all students more confident and interested in studying economics.
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