So they should update their economics textbooks, stop pretending they're still on the gold standard, and get people working.

This is not what an economics textbook would predict.

The properly functioning market economy exists only in the pages of economics textbooks.

The Dvorak layout is often used in economics textbooks as a standard example of network effects.

Readers who find the discussion too brief may wish to consult one of the many basic economics textbooks which cover this area.

I'd be at home with my family but if they were in bed I'd probably be reading an economics textbook.

It may not appear in economics textbooks, but really, the laws of thermodynamics apply to economies too.

His economics textbook on operations research was internationally used:

He is wealthier than many professors, mainly by virtue of his best-selling college economics textbook.

Now, any economics textbook will tell you that it's fine to borrow from abroad if the money is used to expand the economy's productive capacity.

Taylor wrote the first agricultural economics textbook in the United States in 1905.

Over time they would become the sort of profit maximizers whose behavior is extolled in introductory economics textbooks.

(Heads up to readers: I'll be starting a long-planned break next week, to work on a economics textbook.

His disappearance from modern economics textbooks is an intriguing cautionary tale in the sociology of knowledge.

Dennis R. Appleyard (1961) is the author of an international economics textbook.

He co-authored three economics textbooks and another book geared toward high school economics teachers.

It was known as the Great Depression, and its infamy merits a separate section in economics textbooks.

As every economics textbook makes clear, however, a decline in after-tax wages also exerts a second, opposing effect.

Upon graduation, Opel had two job offers, one to rewrite economics textbooks, and the other to take over his father's hardware business.

Many standard economics textbooks report that an inverted curve is a leading indicator of an imminent economic slowdown.

She is a winner of local and national teaching awards, and has authored several leading undergraduate economics textbooks.

The book has been translated into forty-one languages and sold over four million copies; it is considered the best-selling economics textbook in history.

Economics textbooks tell us that localities should never have progressive tax systems, because wealthier people will vote with their feet and leave only the poor behind.

Most first-year economics textbooks teach that higher government deficits do result in higher long-term interest rates, all other things being equal.

How to achieve it is in every decent economics textbook, so why the hell do none of them do it?