Principles of Economics
by F.W. Taussig
Publisher: The MacMillan Company 1921
ISBN/ASIN: 1932512063
Description:
The author states the principles of economics in such form that they shall be comprehensible to an educated and intelligent person who has not before made any systematic study of the subject. Tho designed for beginners, the book does not gloss over difficulties or avoid severe reasoning.
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