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Economics 101: From Consumer Behavior to Competitive Markets is an introductory economics guide in the Adams 101 series, written for readers who want a clear entry point into how economic systems work without being buried in technical theory. Although it is often associated with Alfred Mill, the broader public listings and later editions are also tied to Michele Cagan, reflecting the book’s series-based, approachable style. The book is designed as a compact primer rather than a scholarly textbook, and its purpose is to make foundational ideas understandable for beginners, students, and self-learners. It covers the logic of consumer choice, market coordination, competition, and the behavior of firms and institutions, while also introducing topics such as game theory, inflation, monopolies, oligopolies, price controls, and quantitative easing. Its emphasis is practical: readers are shown how economics connects to everyday decisions, market structures, and public policy rather than abstract modeling alone.