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The Market Economy 2021 eBook

Tim Dixon
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The Market Economy 2021 eBook

By Tim Dixon, John O'Mahony
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Author
Tim Dixon
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ISBN
9780655796503
Published Date
03/12/2020
Australia’s leading texts in Economics have been completely updated in 2021 for students undertaking NSW Year 11 course.

The Market Economy is the leading text for students undertaking the NSW Year 11 Economics course. It provides complete coverage of the Year 11 Economics syllabus in a clear and concise style that has made this Australia’s best-selling introductory Economics text. The Market Economy 2021 Edition includes fresh examples, up-to-date statistics and new materials that link the syllabus to recent economic developments and current debates about economic policies. Revision and study of each chapter is made easier with a summary and review section. 

Easy to use and reliable, the eBook version of your Student Book includes bonus multimedia content. It is built to work both online and offline making content readily available anytime, anywhere in every school.

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The digital code will give 15 months access to the eBook from the date of activation.



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Features
  • Electronic textbook that students can access on any device, online or offline
  • Features content and digital activities, with technology such as graphing software and spreadsheets, to help students engage on their devices
The text is divided into six topics, following the structure of the Year 11 Economics syllabus. Each topic is introduced by a page which includes the relevant focus, issues and skills for that topic, reflecting the syllabus objectives. This is followed by a clear introduction to each chapter within the topic as well as case studies, quotations and summaries of key information, the 2021 edition includes regular review questions and margin definitions throughout the text. There are also references to useful websites relevant to that area of study.

Each chapter concludes with a ten-point chapter summary and chapter review questions. The chapter summary is a good starting point for students’ notes on each chapter, and the review questions are a great way to test their understanding of the chapter.

The comprehensive glossary at the back of the text provides a ready reference for over 350 key economic terms and concepts.

A unique feature of the text is its appendix, located at the back of the book. Appendix A: Key Economic Skills, gives students the opportunity to master the 26 skills of the Year 11 Economics syllabus.

The appendix covers three main areas: drawing and interpreting economic diagrams; equations and calculations; and interpreting economic data and information. By working through this material, students will develop and reinforce the key economic skills.
Table of contents
  • Topic 1 • Introduction to Economics
  • Chapter 1: What is Economics About?
  • Chapter 2: How Economies Operate
  • Chapter 3: How Economies Differ
  • Topic 2 • Consumers and Business
  • Chapter 4: Consumers in the Market Economy
  • Chapter 5: Business in the Market Economy
  • Topic 3 • Markets
  • Chapter 6: Demand
  • Chapter 7: Supply
  • Chapter 8: Market Equilibrium
  • Topic 4 • Labour Markets
  • Chapter 9: Labour Demand and Supply
  • Chapter 10: Labour Market Outcomes
  • Chapter 11: The Changing Australian Labour Market
  • Topic 5 • Financial Markets
  • Chapter 12: Types of Financial Markets
  • Chapter 13: The Money Market
  • Topic 6 • Government and the Market Economy
  • Chapter 14: The Limits of Markets
  • Chapter 15: The Role of Government in Australia
  • Chapter 16: Government in Action
  • Appendix A: Key Economic Skills
  • Glossary

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