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Freakonomics [Revised and Expanded]: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything, Non-Fiction Books, Books
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Format: Hardcover, Publisher: Harpercollins (October 01, 2006), ISBN: 0061234001
Pages: 336, Edition: Revised & Expand, Roughcut, Hardcover, William Morrow |
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Format: Audio - Compact Disc, Publisher: Harperaudio (October 30, 2006), ISBN: 0061238538
Edition: Una Rev Ex, Audio CD, HarperAudio |
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Format: Audio - Compact Disc, Publisher: Harperaudio (October 30, 2006), ISBN: 0061238538
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Format: Hardcover, Publisher: Harpercollins (October 01, 2006), ISBN: 0061234001
Title: Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores the Hidden Side of Everything [Revised and Expanded] Synopsis: Which is more dangerous, a gun or a... |
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Format: Hardcover, Publisher: Harpercollins (October 01, 2006), ISBN: 0061234001
Levitt (economics, U. of Chicago) and writing collaborator Dubner (a writer for the New York Times and The New Yorker) dub the material in this... |
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And what this is is like it is not about Economics but what it is about? It is really the hid inside the secret thing of everything how the world really works basically and we are looking at the world as you know we look at as we are supposed to be good or you know it is a badness of place. But this is how the world really works the incentives of people what people really out for just people's agendas are really why everything dies why everything works with us. That is what this book is about. I mean in here I mean it says the best is just it represents the way the world really works and what people really want out of things. So Freakonomics studies it is not about economics. It is called Freakonomics because its studies like I guess economics in a way in a freaky way I mean this whole different way I mean nobody ever thought it's got a lot of praise on here from New York Times Wall Street Journal. It was the New York Times Best Seller. I would recommend the book I mean it is not my favorite out there but it does give some very good it points out some very good issues on things things you never really think of secret things about people. I mean things you really never knew think it like I mean I can only think of one right now. But I would recommend the book if you are interested anything like that if you are interested in learning the secret motivation or agendas of certain organizations of people. The book is on 300 pages long. No pictures on this one. It is a novel. It's a hard covered book. Like I said it is not my favorite but it is worthily checking out to be in and that stuff. I mean pick ups in the library first and see if you like it. I mean if you do like it I would recommend buying it because it is one you could keep looking back at to bring up in conversations and stuff. So it is can be on $15.00 to $20.00. Like I said it is hard covered. Pick it up at any bookstore or order online for that price. I'd say you see in the library first see if you like it and then buy it. If you do like it a lot I recommend buying it. You obviously probably will buy it but other than that check it out. I highly recommend the book.
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Economics is not widely considered to be one of the sexier sciences. The annual Nobel Prize winner in that field never receives as much publicity as his or her compatriots in peace, literature, or physics. But if such slights are based on the notion that economics is dull, or that economists are...
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