Macroeconomics

Gordon, Robert J.

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Macroeconomics

by Gordon, Robert J., Robert J. Gordon

2006

Pearson Custom Publishing

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9780536957320

0536957320

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The real-world applications, examples and theories cited in this textbook on Macroeconomics place economic issues in an international context.

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Who is the author of Macroeconomics?

Macroeconomics was written by Gordon, Robert J., Robert J. Gordon.

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