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Series: Economics
Paperback: 552 pages
Publisher: Pearson; 18 edition (January 3, 2015)
Language: English
ISBN-10: 0133885070
ISBN-13: 978-0133885071
Product Dimensions: 8.5 x 0.8 x 10.8 inches
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I didn't care much for the author of this book. Even from reading the first chapter, he seems like an opinionated jerk. The section titled "A Warning: Recognize Normative Analysis" sounds like something the editor had to put in there because of how the author wrote the book. For example, he writes, "Do not get the impression that a textbook author will be able to keep all personal values out of the book. They will slip through" (11). It seems like every opinion the author had succeeded in making it into the book.I know it is hard to remain completely non-biased in a book on economics. Indeed, it's quite likely the author will favor one side or the other when discussing such topics as corporate income tax, Medicare, and other topics. However, the mark of a good author is the ability to suppress those opinions and present each side equally. However, in this book, his side is presented and then he puts down the other side. For example, in the section about free trade, he lists the arguments against free trade, one of which is protecting domestic jobs. The author spends the entire section stating why he feels allowing companies to outsource their jobs to other countries (like China or India) does not affect domestic (e.g., American) jobs at all. And he brings politics into it. For example, on why this is the biggest argument against free trade, he states, "This is a compelling argument, particularly for politicians from areas that may be threatened by foreign competition" (714). This line is completely unnecessary. The entire section labeled Protecting Domestic Jobs is nothing but his explaining why this is apparently not a factor in American unemployment, instead of addressing both sides.
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