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Economics, Peace & Laughter

A Contemporary Guide

Economics, Peace & Laughter
Economics, Peace & Laughter
Szerző
John Kenneth Galbraith
J. K. Galbraith
Szerkesztő
Andrea D. Williams
Harmondsworth
'John Kenneth Galbraith: Economics, Peace & Laughter ' összes példány
Kiadó: Penguin Books Ltd
Kiadás helye: Harmondsworth
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Kötés típusa: Ragasztott papírkötés
Oldalszám: 303 oldal
Sorozatcím: Pelican Books
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Nyelv: Angol  
Méret: 18 cm x 11 cm
ISBN: 0-14-02-1891-2
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After such books as The Great Crash 1929 and The Affluent Society it is hardly surprising tfiat Professor Galbraith has often ranked, in literary surveys, as the best non-fiction writer in English. Whatever defence he himself offers for 'The Language of Economics', most of us remain convinced that the subject has not always been presented in the most limpid and digestible prose. But Galbraith has always been different: he has possessed the knack of clarifying the antics of capitalism without entirely endorsing the pretensions of socialism.
The essays in this volume are concerned with economic issues, with peace and foreign policy, with his own recollections of contemporary statesmen and writers, and with delightful memories of California, Vermont and Switzerland. And Galbraith's observations on the 'Great Socialist Revival' under Nixon or on economics as a system of belief are as lucid and humorous as his account of Khrushchev meeting the richest men in America or John Steinbeck... Tovább

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After such books as The Great Crash 1929 and The Affluent Society it is hardly surprising tfiat Professor Galbraith has often ranked, in literary surveys, as the best non-fiction writer in English. Whatever defence he himself offers for 'The Language of Economics', most of us remain convinced that the subject has not always been presented in the most limpid and digestible prose. But Galbraith has always been different: he has possessed the knack of clarifying the antics of capitalism without entirely endorsing the pretensions of socialism.
The essays in this volume are concerned with economic issues, with peace and foreign policy, with his own recollections of contemporary statesmen and writers, and with delightful memories of California, Vermont and Switzerland. And Galbraith's observations on the 'Great Socialist Revival' under Nixon or on economics as a system of belief are as lucid and humorous as his account of Khrushchev meeting the richest men in America or John Steinbeck urging him not to become an swnbassador.
Economics and the Public Purpose was published in Pelicans at the same time as this volume.
Cover design by Derek Birdsall Vissza

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