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Canopus Editorial Digital LLC Microeconomía
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Springer The Rationale Behind Change
Book SynopsisIntroduction.- Institutional Issues That Perplex Mainstream Economics.- Existing Studies on Institutions The Pros and Cons.- Reconstructing the Analytical Framework of Institutions.- How Institutions Determine Development The Case of China s Reform and Opening up.- How to Optimize the Supply of Institutions.
£104.49
Springer The Chinese Origin of Physiocracy
Book SynopsisIntroduction.- Europe's Chinese vogue in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.- François Quesnay and A. R. J. Turgot: Two admirers of China.- The natural order.-Tableau Économique .- Laissez faire.- Agricultural primacy.- Single impôt territorial, population, and property ownership.- Conclusion.
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Springer Introduction to Chinese Economy
Book SynopsisNatural Conditions and Foundation of the Chinese Economy.- Historical Development of Chinese Economy (Before 1949).- Economic Development and Exploration of New China (1949-1978).- Reform and Transformation of China's Economy (after 1978).- Economic and Social Development in China since the Reform and Opening up.- Opening up to the Outside World and International Trade of China.- The Rural Reform of China.- Agricultural Production and Agricultural Industrialization.- Reform of the State-Owned Enterprise System with Chinese Characteristics.- Industrialization Process and Urban Development.- China's Macro-economic Policy and Fiscal and Tax System.- Reform and Establishment of China's Modern Financial System.- An Economic Development Model with Chinese Characteristics.- Development Philosophy and Development Pattern in the New Era.
£170.99
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Trustos Press The Trust Economy
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Russell Hasan Economics
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A.A. Castor Capitalism Is Dead Long Live Controlled Success
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Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp The New World Order
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Independently Published Profits and Deficits
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Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp The General Theory of Kiwicredit and A New Monetary Channel
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Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp The Invisible Empire
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Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp An Inquiry into the Nature and Causes of the Wealth of Nations by Adam Smith
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Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp The Positive Impact of Government Funding on Big Business
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Amazon Digital Services LLC - Kdp The Origin of the Misery of Civilized Society
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Independently Published Bottomup La irrupución al avance
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Palgrave Macmillan Economic Forecasting and Policy
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Penguin Books Ltd Home in the World A Memoir
Book SynopsisTrade ReviewSen is so engaging, so full of charm and has such a clear gift for the graceful sentence. It's a wonderful book, the portrait of a citizen of the world ... full of its author's beguiling personality, elegance and wit of presentation, and joyous in its celebration of the life of the mind. -- Philip Hensher * Spectator *Sen's sensibility still seems Tagorean. There is the same affinity for freedom and imagination, a similar commitment to the vulnerable and the downtrodden, but most of all a shared sense that we don't yet know all there is to know about the world. -- Abhrajyoti Chakraborty * Guardian *The clarity of Sen's thought and the lucidity of his prose are delightful and entertaining but the lightness of his touch can often be deceptive because it sometimes conceals the depth and range of Sen's erudition, the intensity and the passion of his commitment to certain values and ideas and his relentless quest to bring together the home and the world. -- Rudrangshu Mukherjee * The Wire India *a charming, immensely readable, and very enjoyable voyage through the making of a great mind ... we are just led with rare good humour and gentle wit through the formative years of his life ... This is a very accessible book, "fun" to use one of Sen's favourite words, written in beautifully constructed short sentences that explain the most profound observations with commendable brevity ... It is Sen's capacity to maintain a simple style while telling amusing stories or explaining complex issues (as he does occasionally) that is both unique and captivating ... This memoir is an unforgettable story of the evolution of a thinking and enquiring and all too human a mind, as also a tribute to one who has harnessed his abundant academic talent to the needs of the humblest and poorest -- Mani Shankar Aiyar * Open the Magazine *Amartya Sen's Home in the World is really three books in one. A sensitively written memoir of the first thirty years of his life, it is interspersed with sharp commentaries on history and politics as well as intellectual disquisitions on economic theory and philosophy. -- Sugata Bose * Harvard Magazine *hypnotic ... Amartya Sen's exemplary life is a lesson in engagement with the world in which he is so at home; he is a real advertisement for someone who is happy being "a citizen of nowhere", or everywhere. -- Ferdinand Mount * Prospect *it strikes me that Sen is more than an economist, a moral philosopher or even an academic. He is a life-long campaigner, through scholarship and activism, via friendships and the occasional enemy, for a more noble idea of home - and therefore of the world. -- Edward Luce * Financial Times *This charming and absorbing book ... has the flavour of a relaxed conversation with a gifted raconteur ... Sen's memoir traces the experiences, encounters, and relationships that determined his conceptual concerns and intellectual evolution. It is also a deeply humane appreciation of what life can offer, filled with respect and empathy for other humans. -- Jayati Ghosh * The Lancet *captivating ... This is not, though, just a book of ideas. Home in the World can't help but be the work of an intellectual. But, as its title implies, it is the work of an intellectual who acknowledges that ideas grow out of - are imbricated with - phenomena external to the self. -- Christopher Bray * Tablet *[full of] raconteurial energy ... Sen writes with an elegance and wit ... His accounts of his own work are characteristically succinct and fluent ... His evocation of post-war Cambridge and the towering figures of 20th-century economics are affectionate but just. Even more vivid is the picture of his undergraduate days in Calcutta, with its student revolutionaries and generous booksellers. ... It is striking just how much of Sen's own large-hearted liberalism turn out to have been prefigured in the freedoms of his unusual childhood. -- Nikhil Krishnan * Daily Telegraph *Home in the World is the chronicle of an early life well lived and well considered. -- David Gilmour * Literary Review *Amartya Sen's memoir Home in the World beautifully conveys the immense, curious charm of his unapologetic high intelligence. -- Philip Hensher * Spectator Books of the Year *graceful and hopeful ... Home in the World focuses on Sen's formative years, revealing the roots of his academic interests in his early experiences ... Sen is such a charming and engaging narrator -- Barbara Spindel * Christian Science Monitor *A charming, lively account of Sen's remarkable adolescence -- Zareer Masani * History Today *Sen's gentle memoir shed[s] light on the distant nooks of a long life of distinction. ... There is something of Tagore in the judicious Mr. Sen. He is an un?inching man of science but also insistently humane. -- Tunku Varadarajan * Wall Street Journal *warmhearted, clear-eyed account of the formative years of his life, a book that reaches from Myanmar to Berkeley ... a testament to just how far, in one life, one man might go into that vast world ... Sen's writing style is even-keeled and gently humorous. -- Mythili G. Rao * Washington Post *PRAISE FOR AMARTYA SEN * - *With his masterly prose, ease of erudition and ironic humour, Sen is one of the few great world intellectuals on whom we may rely to make sense out of our existential confusion -- Nadine GordimerAmartya Sen is one of the most distinguished minds of our time [who] enjoyably mixes moments of profundity with flashes of mischievous provocation -- William Dalrymple * New York Review of Books *The world's poor and dispossessed could have no more articulate or insightful a champion -- Kofi AnnanAn accessible and exceptional humanitarian -- Jon Snow * New Statesman *Sen is one of the great minds of both the twentieth and twenty-first centuries. We owe him a huge debt -- Nicholas SternA distinguished inheritor of the tradition of public philosophy and reasoning - Roy, Tagore, Gandhi, Nehru ... if ever there was a global intellectual, it is Sen -- Sunil Khilnani * Financial Times *
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MIT Press Ltd Encompassing
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Bloomsbury Publishing (UK) Investigating Social Issues Economics Today S
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Not Stated The Rise and Fall of Nations Forces of Change in the PostCrisis World
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WW Norton & Co The Rise and Fall of Nations Forces of Change in
Book SynopsisInternational Bestseller "Quite simply the best guide to the global economy today." —Fareed ZakariaTrade Review"For insights into the forces operating in our world today, The Rise and Fall of Nations is a stimulating and useful guide." -- Financial Times"Filled with amazing data. . . fascinating insights and revealing anecdotes, this is quite simply the best guide to the global economy today. Whether you are an observer or an investor, you cannot afford to ignore it." -- Fareed Zakaria"In this lively and informative book, Sharma explains his system of 10 rules for identifying economies with good potential. Among the striking conclusions is his bearishness about China, largely because of its huge and growing indebtedness." -- Martin Wolf - Financial Times"What determines whether countries succeed or fail? That’s the big question Ruchir Sharma sets out to answer in The Rise and Fall of Nations. . . . Sharma’s mission is as ambitious as it is well-executed. A mix of humble pragmatism and daring decisiveness make his tips compelling and credible. . . . The author backs up each of the rules with a combination of hard facts and colourful anecdotes gathered on his travels. . . . Sharma’s tried and tested tenets and eloquent delivery will reward anyone hoping to understand what determines the fickle fortunes of nations." -- Katrina Hamlin - Reuters"Entertaining, acute and disarmingly honest. . . . [Sharma] has a knack for sharp comparisons between countries. Australia’s history of high immigration is contrasted with Japan’s insularity. . . . He is pithy, too. In countries with rotten financial systems, ‘a shake-up of banking is a shake-up of society.’ . . . Mr. Sharma’s book is a fine guide to the great emerging market boom and bust." -- The Economist"Compelling. . . a success. . . . The local insight adds color, while the data reassures us that his analysis is underpinned by more than a series of conversations with taxi drivers. . . . Much more than an investment primer. The issues he deals with, from growth to inequality, are of much broader interest. . . . This does not necessarily mean he will be right —but it does mean his projections are more easily testable. . . . Sharma’s book provides a good guide for working out what will come next." -- Duncan Weldon - Prospect magazine"A vital guide to the new economic order. . . . Sharma has been one of the prescient seers of the Chinese debt crisis." -- Rana Foroohar - Time Magazine"If you have been wondering what’s happening to the world—why for example has England voted to commit economic suicide by leaving the European Union?. . . . The Americans have voted for Donald Trump. . . Donald Trump? What’s going on? Is there a rightwing, anti-immigrant backlash, or is it more complex? In fact much of what is happening is following a pattern, a pattern of global trends that this book has in great detail and mastery documented. . . . An amazing read, I learned a lot from it, and its out-of-the-box thinking." -- Prannoy Roy, Indian TV news anchor and executive co-chair of NDTV group"Articulate. . . Highly recommended to all readers interested in global economics. Sharma offers ten rules in evaluating global economic growth since the 2008 financial crisis. . . . Sharma presents a wealth of data and insights into the economic condition of the post-2008 world. . . . Some of his conclusions may seem jarring but are always thought provoking, such as that past population control measures are now causing labor shortages and that economic forecasting beyond five years is rarely accurate." -- Library Journal"[Sharma] writes interestingly and well. . . . The book is rich in example and anecdote. . . . And it may just help you avoid picking losers." -- David Smith - The Times (UK)"The book is so lively and wandering that it is possible to miss the 10 rules and enjoy it just as a record of Sharma’s learning them." -- The Indian Express"How do you write a compelling book about which nations will rise and fall over the next five years? Probably not by suggesting that it’s mostly random, except for extreme policy mistakes. True, Ruchir Sharma, head of emerging markets at Morgan Stanley, offers much more than that in The Rise and Fall of Nations. He recounts his exhaustive global travel that has him meeting with Vladimir Putin on one page and listening to George W. Bush analyzing Vladimir Putin on the next, and he describes his massive research effort aimed at spotting “ten clear rules” to follow based on a huge database of many nations and many decades" -- William Easterly - The Wall Street Journal"The most interesting question of all time is why countries are poor. . . . The Rise and Fall of Nations is a wonderful attempt to answer that question by asking 10 questions. . . . This book is a wonderful way to travel the world, understand the issues countries should care about." -- Manish Sabharwal - India Today"This efficient, positive guide for the practical observer and investor shows how to choose healthy emerging markets. . . . Evenhanded, measured, sage advice on the global economy." -- Kirkus Reviews
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Taylor & Francis Ltd John Maynard Keynes
Book SynopsisFirst published in 1982. This collection is part of the Routledge Critical Assessments of Leading Economists series. John Maynard Keynes: Critical Assessments presents a detailed overview of the analytic writings on John Maynard Keynes from contemporary sources through to the present day. All aspects of Keynes' writings are considered from both their theoretical and practical applications. The volumes are arranged thematically under the following headings: 1. The Life of John Maynard Keynes and Perspectives on his Thought 2. Keynes' General Theory of Employment, Interest and Money 3. Keynesian Economic Analysis (Volumes III & IV).
£1,092.50
Taylor & Francis Ltd Understanding Economics
Book SynopsisUnderstanding Economics presents an interesting and accessible introduction to key economic ideas. The book clearly shows the relevance of economics to everyday situations. Examples are drawn from the internal workings of households, business firms and non-profit organizations. The book is user friendly in both style and content and requires no prior knowledge of economics and minimal mathematics.Table of ContentsPart I - Basic Concepts 1. Introduction 2.Scarcity, Choice and Time 3. Specialisation, Exchange and Uncertainty 4. Law, Custom and Money 5.Markets, Prices and Allocation 6.Government, Pricing and Non-Market Allocation Part II - The Economics of Organizations 7. The Household 8.The Business Firm I 9. The Business Firm II 10. Non-Profit `Firms' Part III - Investment, Risk and Uncertainty 11. Investment 12. Risk and Uncertainty 13. Investment in non-profits 14. Investment in People
£175.75
