Macroeconomics: An Introduction

This macroeconomics textbook draws upon an eclectic range of material (including works of fiction) to illuminate the context-specific nature of economic problems and attendant solutions to those problems. Even as it foregrounds the importance of economic theorising (and theory) in helping us understand economic phenomena, its unwavering attention to context while drawing policy lessons from theory is truly commendable. One of the many attractions that keep the readers invested in the book are its imaginative illustrations with great visual appeal. Making a solid case for pluralism in economic thinking, this book serves as an excellent pedagogical device. Grab a copy if you haven't already!

A heterodox and grounded (largely in the Indian context) approach to introductory macroeconomics. It is an introductory textbook for economics that is not only historically grounded, but also takes the history of economic thought seriously. Would recommend it for students of social science broadly, not just aspiring economists. Finally, it may be added that the illustrations are charming

A great introduction to the subject covering multiple themes and perspectives, an essential for a pluralist account of economics in particular and society in general.

A must read for anyone interested to know about macroeconomics. Economics Honours students would thank the instructor for prescribing this and thank themselves for reading this. Teachers cannot afford to miss this one.

A must-buy to study Macroeconomics!

Must-read for anyone interested in Economics.

I like the book . Used the book to improve my knowledge on macroeconomics

Would highly recommend for early students and academics alike.

Quite an interesting view on macro. Highly recommended.