An Economic History of the United States : Connecting the Present with the Past

(these are: economic growth, distributional issues, economic fluctuations and the relationship between markets and government)- A new appendix introducing multiple regression theory, helping students to understand the most commonly used empirical tool in the economic sector.- New Tour of the Book to enable instructors to see the key features at a glance- New content on:* The economic impact of Covid and comparisons with the Spanish flu pandemic of 1918-1919* The technology and service sectors* The impact of new ways of working (e.g. gig economy; digital transformation)- Updated coverage of:* The financial system* Supply chain and logistics* The Great Depression and the New Deal* Native American economic experience- Increased reference and inclusion of empirical data and economic theory- New feature 'Making Connections' to help students connect the past with the present- New feature 'Debating' offers two opposing viewpoints on a topic to encourage students to consider alternative perspectives- New online

resources: a companion website resources for instructors, including PowerPoints, additional end of chapter review questions and multiple choice questions with corresponding answers. [Publisher's Text]

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