An edition of The overburdened economy (1986)

The overburdened economy

uncovering the causes of chronic unemployment, inflation, and national decline

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An edition of The overburdened economy (1986)

The overburdened economy

uncovering the causes of chronic unemployment, inflation, and national decline

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English
Pages
297

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The overburdened economy: uncovering the causes of chronic unemployment, inflation, and national decline
1986, University of California Press
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Edition Notes

Bibliography: p. 273-287.
Includes index.

Published in
Berkeley

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
331.13/7973
Library of Congress
HD5724 .D775 1986

The Physical Object

Pagination
xiv, 297 p. ;
Number of pages
297

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2539840M
Internet Archive
overburdenedecon0000duma
ISBN 10
0520056868
LCCN
85020856
OCLC/WorldCat
12557201
Library Thing
5548297
Goodreads
4285544

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