by George P. Brockway
George Brockway has long demonstrated that questions of economists can profitably be asked and challenges to prevailing assumptions humanely posed. With wit, erudition, and the steadfast opinion that economics is the study of human interactions and the values that define us, he wades into waters most of us contentedly leave to the so-called experts.
Lawrence E. Harrison
Richard K. Thomas
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