Crises Consequences Chapter

With the collapse of Lehman Brothers as a starting point, Paul Krugman and Robin Wells use the story of the recent global economic downturn as a springboard for examining the overall phenomena of financial crises—why they occur, the role banks play, how the public and private sector responds, and their impact on our lives. In vivid, accessible language, Krugman and Wells help students understand how the recent financial crisis happened and the historic context in which it occurred. How to Order Crises and Consequences Packaged with these textbooks absolutely FREE:Krugman/Wells, Economics, Second Edition, 1-4292-8779-9Krugman/Wells, Macroeconomics, Second Edition, 1-4292-8778-0 Krugman/Wells/Graddy, Essentials of Economics, Second Edition, 1-4292-8780-2Order individual copies @$8.99: Krugman/Wells, Crises and Consequences, 1-4292-8691-1Purchase from CourseSmart as an e-chapter [provides and option for download] @$5.99 www.coursesmart.com For more information, contact your local Worth representative or call toll-free 800-446-8923.