The book Economics in Teachings Units by Paul Krugman and Robin Wells stands out from other economics textbooks that have been written or translated into Greek. Its uniqueness is primarily due to its innovative structure, which is modular, breaking down the subject of economics into small-sized teaching units that can be studied independently.
This results in the simplification and easier understanding of complex concepts for readers, as well as facilitating the selection, presentation, and analysis of the material for instructors. Each individual field and concept is presented through the development of specific examples and references to contemporary data, making their understanding a direct and enjoyable process, while avoiding the use of complex mathematical tools.
The questions and exercises that complete each teaching unit assist in the self-assessment of the reader and contribute to the critical understanding of the material. The entire thematic area covered is particularly extensive, making the manual a comprehensive teaching tool for studying both the general principles and the specialized fields of modern economics.
Louka T. Katseli, with her two additional chapters, complements the material with more detailed information on the European economy and crisis management, as well as with additional study materials and understanding of open economy economics. All this, combined with the extensive use of functional diagrams, aesthetically perfect presentation, and the use of simple yet comprehensive language, creates a scientific text that combines the authors' deep knowledge of theory with the best possible presentation of it.
Economics in Teaching Units can become a key advisor for anyone wanting to start and delve into the study of modern economics.
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