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Free Market Economics: A Basic Reader

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Free Market Economics: A Basic Reader
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Publisher: Foundation for Economic Education
ISBN/ASIN: 0910614563
ISBN-13: 9780910614566
Number of pages: 296

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Bettina Bien Greaves put this volume together as a one-stop primer in economics that includes the best economic writing she had run across. In some ways, the choices are brilliant. They are arranged by topic to cover the division of labor, prices, profits, property, competition, saving and investment, environment, antitrust, money and banking, advertising and marketing, and more.

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