Economics Classics: Principles of Economics (Abbreviated Color Illustrated Collection)

The ability to make the right use of a family's income and to take advantage of the opportunities it has is itself a wealth of the highest order, a wealth extremely rare in all classes.

Marshall's "Principles of Economics" is a classic economics book that has had a profound impact on the development of modern economics. This book uses easy-to-understand language and vivid and interesting examples to introduce the basic principles and methods of economics in a simple and easy-to-understand way. In his book, Marshall emphasized the empirical analysis method of economics, which is to verify the correctness of economic theories through observation and experiment. He also introduced the basic concepts of economics, such as supply and demand, market structure, consumer behavior, producer behavior, etc., And explained it in a simple and easy-to-understand manner through examples. In addition, Marshall also emphasized the applied value of economics, which is to use economic theory to explain and solve economic problems in the real world. He introduced through examples how to use economic theory to analyze and solve problems such as environmental pollution, health care, and education. In general, Marshall's "Principles of Economics" is a very good economics textbook. Its language is concise and clear, the content is rich and interesting, and it is suitable for beginners to read. By reading this book, readers can systematically understand the basic principles and methods of economics, and learn to use these principles and methods to analyze and solve economic problems in the real world.

I especially like some of the ideas in the book, such as price theory, which are really enlightening. However, I kind of hate those complicated mathematical formulas, which are a bit hard to read. Fortunately, this book is also friendly to people without any background in economics and is worth reading!

My reading experience of this online version of "Principles of Economics" is that it is easier to understand and smoother than the physical book "Principles of Economics" that I borrowed from the school library. Perhaps it is due to translation issues or other problems? All in all I feel very good, it makes it easy for me to learn and understand.

Be able to understand some phenomena and reflect on the work you are engaged in

Easy to understand. Clear context

I haven't finished reading it yet. It's quite esoteric and needs careful consideration.