[OPE-L] Intro to economics

From: Paul Adler (padler@USC.EDU)
Date: Thu Dec 22 2005 - 11:13:51 EST

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My 20 year-old daughter asked me yesterday what she should read if
she wanted to get an introduction to economics without taking the
reputedly "ridiculously boring" first-level courses available at her
college.
I wonder what OPE-Lers would recommend.
Thanks in advance
Paul

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