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New! Discover the Covid-19 content in the 2020/21 updated edition of Economics 10th edition by Sloman, Garratt and Guest - now available in ebook format

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Revel for Economics for Business 8th edition integrates Sloman et al's market-leading text with videos, animations, quizzes and writing assignments to support students in understanding and engaging with what many find a difficult subject.
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Economics 10th edition
Updated 2020/21 Economics 10th edition by Sloman, Garratt and Guest (including COVID-19 content) now available in ebook format (pdf & ePub)
NEW! This updated version of the 10th edition of Economics, amongst other things, examines the economic effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.
There has been considerable updating and revising throughout the book, but this is within the structure of the 10th edition so that chapters, sections and pagination are not altered. This, therefore, mean that lecturers currently using the 10th edition will not have to alter section and page references in course materials.
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