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Title of ebook: Economics For Dummies
ISBN: 9780470389300
parent-ISBN: 9780764557262
Publisher: For Dummies
Internet download file size: 2048 kb
Released online for download: 07-28-2008

URL : http://www.diesel-ebooks.com/cgi-bin/item/9780470389300/Economics-For-Dummies-eBook.html

AMAZON URL: http://www.amazon.com/Economics-For-Dummies-ebook/dp/B001B8NWAA

I really need the book economics for dummies by Sean Masaki Flynn… but since I live in Iran, there is no possiblity for me to Buy things Online … (some banking and government restrictions like : no visa card, no credit card, no access to paypal)
I really need to download this book from somewhere, but I couldn’t find it online…

can anyone give me link for downloading this? or can anyone upload it for me?

This is the strangest econ class I have ever had, the prof refuses to include math in the class and yet the book is nothing but math and definitions (with examples of course). Well, our session today covered elasticity and for homework we were given a chart to fill in the blanks.

The examples in class were:
product: insulin
change in price: +10%
change in quantity: 0
elasticity= 0 Perfect elasticity

product: Basic telephone service
change in price: +10%
change in quantity: -1%
elasticity= -.1 inelastic

product: Beef
change in price: +10%
change in quantity: -10%
elasticity= -1 Unit elastic

product: bananas
change in price: +10%
change in quantity: -30%
elasticity= -3 elastic

well, now the homework is like:
1. change in price is +10% change in quantity is -12% what is the elasticity
2. change in price is -20% elasticity is -.5 what is the change in quantity

But th ebook uses the terms income elasticity and cross-price elasticity of demand with factors of EsubD and EsubS and another formula for when demand shifts.

I am so confused by the difference between book and professor that it isn’t funny. He says that you only need math for higher levels of economics and then you use calculus more often than not. He is only concerned with bond markets since that is what he wants to go into. Is it normal to have an econ class with math and the terms used in the book? If I wanted to continue with economics wouldn’t I need the commonly used terms and formulas?