Concise Encyclopedia of Economics

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This scholarly compilation is truly a "Who's-Who" collection of the finest minds in the field of economics. With a stated goal to "communicate just how much economic analysis can teach us about the important issues we face as voters, as consumers, as employees, and as people who care about the world," this book does that and so much more! Alphabetically organized, the volume offers 168 articles on high-interest economic subjects covering a wide range of macro-and micro-economic topics including: advertising, agricultural subsidy programs, bankruptcy, the consumer price index economic freedom, distribution of income, economic freedom, entrepreneurship, financial regulation, government growth, minimum wages, pharmaceuticals, regulation, poverty in America, welfare and so forth. Biographies of noted economists, further reading recommendations and a detailed index complete this hefty encyclopedia from the Liberty Fund. Clearly written for the non-economists in all of us, you will find this an excellent resource to expand your understanding of the role of economics in today's society. PB. 637 pgs. ~Deanne
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Product Format:Paperback
Brand:Liberty Fund
Author:David R. Henderson
Grades:9-AD
ISBN:9780865976665
Length in Inches:11
Width in Inches:8.5
Height in Inches:1.5
Weight in Pounds:3.9
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