Common sense economics : what everyone should know about wealth and prosperity /
Title By: Stroup. Richard L | Gwartney, James D | Lee, Dwight R | Ferrarini, Tawni H
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BookPublisher: New York : St. Martin's Press, 2010.Description: xii, 227 p. : ill. ; 22 cm.ISBN: 9780312644895 (trade); 0312644892Subject(s): Free enterprise | Wealth | Economics | Finance, Personal | Saving and investment | Free enterprise | Wealth | Economics | Personal finance | Saving and investmentDDC classification: 330 Online resources: Location Map
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Presents an introduction to economics, including information on competitive markets, individual initiatives, economic progress, and the role of limited government, as well as a guide to the twelve essential elements of practical personal finance; and discusses the economic recession of the early twenty-first century, policy responses, and initiatives that can be taken to improve the world's economy.
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| REGULAR | University of Wollongong in Dubai Main Collection | 330 GW CO (Browse shelf) | Available | T0041861 |
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| 330 GR MA The marketization of employment services : | 330 GR WA A way out of no way : | 330 GU IS Issues in economics today / | 330 GW CO Common sense economics : | 330 GW EC Economics : | 330 HA EC Economics : | 330 HA EC Economists and the powerful : |
Prev. ed. entered under James D. Gwartney.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Twelve key elements of economics -- Seven major sources of economic progress -- Economic progress and the role of government -- Twelve key elements of practical personal finance.
Presents an introduction to economics, including information on competitive markets, individual initiatives, economic progress, and the role of limited government, as well as a guide to the twelve essential elements of practical personal finance; and discusses the economic recession of the early twenty-first century, policy responses, and initiatives that can be taken to improve the world's economy.
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