Fortune Encyclopedia Should Go Down as Classic
Heaster, Herry, THE JOURNAL RECORD
If you're pondering a Christmas gift for someone with an interest in the dismal science, ponder no more.
The Fortune Encyclopedia of Economics (Warner Books, 876 pages, $49.95) is the perfect present for anybody interested in understanding the issues having the biggest day-to-day impact on our lives.
This marvelous treasure of insights, which was edited by David R. Henderson, may be the best single-source economics reference ever compiled with the layman in mind. It contains nearly 160 essays on a vast array of subjects: securities, corporate and public finance, antitrust, mercantilism, immigration, rational expectations, public choice theory, socialism, …
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Article title: Fortune Encyclopedia Should Go Down as Classic.
Contributors: Heaster, Herry - Author.
Newspaper title: THE JOURNAL RECORD.
Publication date: December 8, 1993.
Page number: Not available.
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