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Labor and the state in Egypt

Marsha Pripstein Posusney

1997

The seven sins of Wall Street

Bob Ivry

2014

Against Leviathan

Robert Higgs

2005

The Roots of inflation

Gardiner Coit Means, Gardiner C. Means, John Malcolm Blair

1975

The Philippines in crisis

Thompson, W. Scott

1992

Saving international capitalism during the early Truman presidency

Kevin M. Casey

2001

Europes Deadlock How The Euro Crisis Could Be Solved And Why It Wont Happen

David Marsh

2013

The Political economy of the new Asian industrialism

Frederic C. Deyo

1987

Disputed ground

Jean Choate

2002

The economic thought of Franklin D. Roosevelt

Daniel Roland Fusfeld

1956

Solving greater Boston's commuting problem

Greater Boston Economic Study Committee

1958

The End of Poverty

Jeffrey Sachs

2005

Poverty in Europe

A. B. Atkinson, Atkinson, A. B.

1998

Uncertain boundaries

Marino Regini

1995

Financing Asian development 2

Robert F. Dernberger

1988

National Policies and Agricultural Trade

Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development

1987

China in the world economy

Zhongmin Wu

2009

Reflections on Monetarism

Tim Congdon

1992

The official history of privatisation

Parker, David

2009

The culture of contentment

John Kenneth Galbraith

1992

Back to full employment

Robert Pollin

2012

A sourcebook and workbook for fort point channel urban design studies

Boston Redevelopment Authority

1982

Russia

2005

New Challenges for Asean

Amitav Acharya

1995

Rebuilding Russia

Александр Солженицын

1991

Soviet economic growth, 1928-1985

Gur Ofer

1988

Empirical macroeconomics for interdependent economies

Ralph C. Bryant

1988

Forced saving to finance merit goods

Mukul G. Asher

1985

Globalization for development

Ian Goldin

2005

The heart of economic reform

Daochi Tong

2002

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