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Économie politique

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The worldly philosophers

Robert L. Heilbroner

1953 ★ 4.5

The Wealth of Nations

Adam Smith

1776 ★ 4.1

The crisis of global capitalism

George Soros

1998

Practical risk theory for actuaries

C. D. Daykin

1994

Economic dynamics

John Stachurski

2009

Ethics, economics, and the state

Alan P. Hamlin

1986

Principles of economics

Karl E. Case

1996

Marshall's Tendencies

John Sutton

2000

The principles of political economy

J. R. McCulloch

1843

Introduction to economic reasoning

William D. Rohlf

1993

Early education and psychological development

Barbara Biber

1987

Principles of Political Economy

John Stuart Mill

1848

Economics without equilibrium

Kaldor, Nicholas

1985

Ekonomi och religion

Kurt Samuelsson

1961

A Different Vision

Thomas D. Boston

1996

A history of economic theory and method

Robert B. Ekelund Jr.

1975

The Indonesian economy in the nineteenth and twentieth centuries

Booth, Anne.

1998

Money, time, and rationality in Max Weber

Stephen D. Parsons

2003

Studies in the theory of economic expansion

Lundberg, Erik

1955

Continuity and change in Russian and Soviet thought

Joint Committee on Slavic Studies.

1955

Markets Without Limits

Jason F. Brennan, Peter Jaworski

2015

Evolutionary economics

David Boyce Hamilton

1970

The rise and fall of economic justice and other essays

C. B. Macpherson

1987

Economics

Christopher Ragan, Douglas D. Purvis, Paul Storer et al.

1973 ★ 4.0

Economic life

Franklin I. Gamwell, W. Widick Schroeder

1988

Research in Law and Economics

Austin J. Jaffee

1987

The Logic of Life

Tim Harford

2008

There's No Such Thing as "The Economy"

Samuel A. Chambers

2018

Protestantism and capitalism

Robert W. Green

1959

The Human Condition

Hannah Arendt

1958 ★ 4.9

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