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Make That Grade Economics by James O'Leary (Paperback, 2012)

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This textbook, Make That Grade Economics by James O'Leary, is a valuable addition to your academic collection. The book, published in 2012 by Gill Athletics, has 256 pages of comprehensive information on coaching & career guidance and government, suitable for adult learners and university students. The paperback book measures 235mm in height and 158mm in width, with an item weight of 428g. The language used is English and the book's format is perfect for easy reading and accessibility. The publication name, Make That Grade Economics, speaks for itself and is a must-have for any student aiming to excel in their economics studies.

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A comprehensive yet succinct overview of the theory and practice of economics. New to this edition: The Irish banking crisis and how it was caused The collapse of the 'Celtic Tiger' economy The deterioration in the Irish Government's finances The economics of recession The IMF/EU bailout The sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone The new constraints on Irish Government fiscal policy New macroeconomic data reflecting the changed economic conditions of the Irish economy Medium-term prospects for the Irish economy. Provides instant access to key economic facts and concepts. Simply and logically presented with test questions included at the end of each chapter. Written For: Those studying economics as part of an undergraduate diploma or degree. Students of professional exams. Postgraduate diploma students. A comprehensive yet succinct overview of the theory and practice of economics. New to this edition: Revised chapters incorporate new material regarding: The Irish banking crisis and how it was caused The collapse of the 'Celtic Tiger' economy The deterioration in the Irish Government's finances The economics of recession The IMF/EU bailout The sovereign debt crisis in the eurozone The new constraints on Irish Government fiscal policy New macroeconomic data reflecting the changed economic conditions of the Irish economy Medium-term prospects for the Irish economy. Provides instant access to key economic facts and concepts. Simply and logically presented with test questions included at the end of each chapter.