Macroeconomics_Employment_And_Social_Development_-_Asim_K_Karmakar
Macroeconomics_Employment_And_Social_Development_-_Asim_K_Karmakar
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Macroeconomics Employment And Social Development - Asim K Karmakar

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Brand

Amicus Books


Ideal For

General Readers


Age Group

Adults / Higher Education Students


Pack of

1


Author

Asim K Karmakar


Genre

General


Isbn

9788184844917


Page Count

384


Publisher

Regal Publications

Product Description


  • Premium Quality: Authored by Asim K. Karmakar and published by Regal Publications, this academic text offers a rigorous and scholarly examination of macroeconomics, employment, and social development across 384 pages.

  • Product Design: The book is structured to support higher education study, presenting complex economic concepts in an organised format that aids comprehension and academic reference.

  • User Experience: Karmakar's treatment of macroeconomic theory alongside employment and social development provides readers with an integrated and analytically rich perspective on contemporary economic challenges.

  • Versatile Occasion: Suitable for use as a course textbook, supplementary reading for research, or independent study, this volume serves multiple academic purposes effectively.

  • Quality Assurance: Published with ISBN 9788184844917, this title meets the standards expected of formal academic publishing, ensuring credibility and citability for scholarly work.

  • Ideal For: Designed for adults and higher education students studying economics, public policy, or social sciences who require a comprehensive and authoritative academic reference.

  • Lifestyle Essential: This textbook is a valuable resource for students and researchers seeking a thorough grounding in macroeconomic theory and its relationship to employment and social progress.