The lecturer said its ok if u got the 6th ed already but u might need to get to the librarby and find out which homework questions r corresp. to the old edition one. and i dont want 2 be bothered on finding the homework every single week as the copy one in library r limited..your lecturer should address the textbook change in the first lect. then get back to me
say in this case. if u buy the 6th, it costs u abt 60 bucks, and u prbly cant sell them out next yr anymore. but if u buy the new one, costs 120 bucks and u can definitely sell them out in half price which makes the same value of the old one, so how come we dont juz go and grab the new one? thats what i think so far.. but not sure.. coz the 6th edition is ONE book including 1a and 1b, i m not sure if the 7th ed is jz only for 1a ? or both? someone could tell me?
It's 99% similar to 6th, so it's definitely for both 1A and 1B. It's surely enough for the Financial Accounting of our degree.
.The 2nd edition has one chapter that the 1st doesn't.It's 99% similar to 6th, so it's definitely for both 1A and 1B. It's surely enough for the Financial Accounting of our degree.
About the Principles of Microeconomics by Bernanke, Jennings and Frank, the 1st and the 2nd is absolutely the same, only different from each other on color tones. I can't see the point for them to change books like that. That's nonsense
It's the Macro and the Fiscal Policy (chapter 8 or 9, whatever) is only revised and deprived from the old chapter. That's not totally new.