The first edition was called exchange and production of cours universear economics. It's 700, forty plus pages. The only thing i don't like about it is it has the answers to the questions which i don't think alchen maby would have liked. But for what it's worth, ah, but that book, awasi, was a very people asked me all the time, i want to learn more Economics. And the answer is, there really aren't text books to read because text books are not written to be read. They're often written to be used as a reference in a glass where there's a lecture.
Economist and author David Henderson talks about his book (co-authored with Steve Globerman) The Essential UCLA School of Economics with EconTalk host Russ Roberts. Much of the conversation focuses on the work of Armen Alchian and Harold Demsetz, who both saw economics as a powerful tool for understanding human behavior and how the world works.