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Modern consumer theory

Kelvin Lancaster

1991

Rereading Capital

Ben Fine

1979

Triumph of the Market

Edward S. Herman

1995

The economics of production

Bruce R. Beattie

1985

Applied economics

Alan Griffiths, Stuart Wall

2007

Principles of economics

Ray C. Fair, Karl E. Case

2002

Time, ignorance, and uncertainty in economic models

Donald W. Katzner

1998

The Joan Robinson legacy

Ingrid Hahne Rima

1991

Keynes Hayek

Nicholas Wapshott

2011

Economics U$A

Edwin Mansfield

1986

Economic Theory and Cognitive Science

Don Ross

2007

The soul of modern economic man

Milton L. Myers

1983

Economics for Everyone, Second Edition

Tony Biddle, Jim Stanford

2015

New ideas from dead economists

Todd G. Buchholz

1989

Global political economy

John Ravenhill

2011 ★ 5.0

The fatal equilibrium

Marshall Jevons

1986 ★ 3.0

The Economics of Industrial Innovation

Freeman, Christopher.

1986

The economics of industrial innovation

Freeman, Christopher.

1974

Economics in the long run

Theodore Rosenof

1997

Economic theory and the cities

J. Vernon Henderson

1977

Accumulation crisis

James O'Connor

1984

The rise & fall of development theory

Colin Leys

1996

The forces of economic growth and decline

Paolo Sylos Labini

1984

The Economics of missing markets, information, and games

Frank Hahn

1989

ECONOMICS

Paul R. Krugman, Robin Wells

2006

The Undercover Economist Strikes Back: How to Run or Ruin an Economy

Tim Harford

2013

Stakeholder theory

Jeffrey S. Harrison, Andrew C. Wicks, R. Edward Freeman

2010

Economic theory in retrospect

Mark Blaug

1962

Economy and society

R. J. Holton

1992

Economics for the rest of us

Moshe Adler

2010

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