Economics Book Bundle x 5 Mixed Paperback Vintage Lot Samuelson Economist etc
Ideal for those looking to expand their knowledge and deepen their understanding of economic principles.
Ideal for those looking to expand their knowledge and deepen their understanding of economic principles.
The Notgrass Exploring Economics with Literature Bundle is a comprehensive textbook series designed for high school students studying business and economics. Authored by Bethany Poore, John Notgrass, and Ray Notgrass, this intermediate-level text covers various topics in economics through engaging lessons and activities. Published by Notgrass History, the hardcover and paperback books offer a unique approach to learning economics by incorporating literature and real-world examples into the curriculum. The included quiz adds an interactive element to the educational experience, making it a valuable resource for students looking to deepen their understanding of economic concepts.
This product is a textbook titled "Exploring Economics" by Ray Notgrass, published by Notgrass History in 2016. Exploring Economics Student Review. Is borne Understanding Economics ISBN 978-0-79454-894-0.
One semester high school course for understanding economic issues that impact the US and its citizens.
Exploring Economics by Ray Notgrass, High School Economics Hardcover Textbook
BRAND NEW Notgrass Exploring Economics Hardcover Textbook
This textbook is a valuable resource for anyone interested in exploring the subject of economics. Written by Ray Notgrass and published in 2009 by Notgrass Company, it is a comprehensive guide to the principles of economics. The book is designed in a user-friendly format and is perfect for both beginners and advanced students. Excellent condition.
Exploring Economics as designed provides one half-year of high school credit in economics and one half-year of credit in English (literature and composition). This curriculum features 5 piece set includes.
Like New condition. Title page has a corner crease. No writing/highlighting that I see.