Economics in Modules by Paul Krugman and Robin Wells is structured in an innovative, modular format. The content is divided into short sections that can be studied relatively independently and, most importantly, quickly. This way, students can more easily and progressively understand complex concepts, and educators are facilitated in their selection, presentation, and analysis of the material.

Each individual field and concept is presented through the development of specific examples. The introductory stories, case studies, updates with current figures and data—up to 2020—from the COVID-19 experience and China’s presence in global economic developments make understanding Economics an immediate and pleasant process.

The questions and their answers at the end of the book aid in the critical understanding of the material and in the self-assessment of students.

The above, combined with the extensive use of functional diagrams and overviews, the aesthetically flawless presentation, and the use of simple yet concise language, create a scientifically solid foundation that combines the authors' deep knowledge of theory with the best possible presentation of it.

We are confident that Economics in Modules can become an essential tool for every young person who wants to start and deepen their study of Economics.