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  1. Economics, 3rd Edition Prof. Taylor-Business & Economics. Offline mode. Economics, 3rd Edition. Timothy Taylor, M.Econ. Professor, Macalester College. Course No. 550. 4.5. (133)133 reviews. 89% would recommend. Image not found. Sale. Own this Course. Instant Video. $339.95$49.95. DVD. $469.95$69.95. Add to Cart. Choose a Format. e-Gift.

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  2. Delivered by acclaimed economist and Professor Timothy Taylor, the 24 lectures of Unexpected Economics offer a wide-ranging investigation of how economic thinking—whether applied personally, nationally, or globally—relates to, and sheds fresh light on, just about everything.

  3. Dec 19, 2005 · Professor Taylor's first 18 lectures focus on "microeconomics," or looking at economics "from the bottom up." You'll study the behavior of individuals, households, and firms; and how they interact in markets for goods, labor, and saving and investment.

  4. This audio book is amazing. Despite the seemingly dry topic, Timothy Taylor's voice, delivery and style keep me engaged throughout my commute. Each segment about matches one leg of my commute, about 30 minutes. The material is broken up quite nicely. The most amazing part of the material is the comparison of micro and macro economics.

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  5. Jan 1, 2005 · Economics 3rd Edition (The Teaching Company The Great Courses, Business and Economics Part 1, 2, and 3) [Timothy Taylor] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers.

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  6. Jan 1, 2001 · October 28, 2020. The lectures cover the basic elements of economics, and their stated purpose is to give the students the necessary tools and frameworks to be able to participate in the discussion of economics. The edition I've gone through is from the mid 2000's, and boy oh boy, many things have aged like milk.

  7. These thirty-six lectures will help you think about and discuss economic issues that affect you and the nation every day-interest rates, unemployment, personal investing, budget deficits, globalization, and many more-with a greater level of knowledge and sophistication.

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