Death of Economics
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'Important and ingenious. Ormerod's book is coolly and clearly written, and in English, as opposed to the kind of impenetrable technical esperanto now used by most economists. It ought to be read by every educated person.' Spectator'Paul Ormerod, a professional economist who has straddled the academic and business world, and done well out of it, attempts to expose and debunk economics. It is a task in which many will wish him well.' Sunday Times
Author: Paul Ormerod
Format: Paperback, 224 pages
Published: 2005, Faber & Faber, United Kingdom
Genre: Economics: Professional & General
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'Important and ingenious. Ormerod's book is coolly and clearly written, and in English, as opposed to the kind of impenetrable technical esperanto now used by most economists. It ought to be read by every educated person.' Spectator'Paul Ormerod, a professional economist who has straddled the academic and business world, and done well out of it, attempts to expose and debunk economics. It is a task in which many will wish him well.' Sunday Times
Death of Economics