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Review title: Clear, Simple, and Useful
Product review: I read the first edition of this book on the trains to/from work, skipping the Questions and Problems in the end of the chapters. Extremely readble, this book is most relevant to daily life. Maybe it's simple, but consider quantum mechanics and general physics. Quantum mechanics is a whole lot more complicated than general physics, but we donot use quantum mechanics in daily life. One clearly understood idea is worth more than 1000 ideas we donot really comprehend. This book explains the basic ideas in economics in the most clearly way. Reading 2 less excellent books is not a good subtitute of reading 1 truly excellent one. (Discussing Jim Carrey's earning, the author writes, "If Jim Carrey is the funnest actor around, then everyone will want to see his next movie; seeing twice as many movies by an actor half as funny is not a good substitute.") This explains why Jim got ...[many millions] in 1995, and also why the author was prepaid ...[millions] for this textbook.
