A Simple Macroeconomics Primer - Goodlett, Clark B
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This book is a primer. It covers fundamental macroeconomic concepts.This book is easy to read. The font size is large and there are over 140 images. This book is not a textbook. It will help you understand your textbook. This book is not just for students. It is for anyone interested in better understanding the general economic concepts of the public debt, government shutdowns, cryptocurrency, and unemployment.The book is a stand-alone product. You do not need to buy or register to a supporting digital package or "app". This book is about macroeconomics, the big-picture economics of a country.…mehr

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This book is a primer. It covers fundamental macroeconomic concepts.This book is easy to read. The font size is large and there are over 140 images. This book is not a textbook. It will help you understand your textbook. This book is not just for students. It is for anyone interested in better understanding the general economic concepts of the public debt, government shutdowns, cryptocurrency, and unemployment.The book is a stand-alone product. You do not need to buy or register to a supporting digital package or "app". This book is about macroeconomics, the big-picture economics of a country. While not absolutely imperative, it is recommended the beginning economics scholar student complete some basic microeconomics study before taking on macroeconomics, specifically the microeconomic concepts of supply and demand.
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Clark Goodlett has a Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering from the United States Naval Academy and a Master of Science degree in Economics from Auburn University. He has taught over 1,673 students in over 83 economic classes at five different colleges and universities in the Charleston, South Carolina area. His favorite place to teach is Oceanside Collegiate Academy in Mount Pleasant, SC, where some high-school students take a college-level economics class in their senior year.