Search Results: ECONOMICS from Eaglestones

UK: Fontana, 1961 The Acquisitive Society. A clean and tightly bound book.

Great Britain: Media Eight Business Classics, 2011 One in the series "TIMELESS Concepts for TODAY". Brand new. Gift quality. Size: Approx 5" Wide - 8" Tall

New York, NY, USA: The Penguin Press, 2007 Excellent, clean and tightly bound copy. Probably never opened before. Gift quality. Size: Approx 6½" Wide and 9½" Tall

USA: Competitive Edge, 1977 Antelopes, car dealers & Lawyers. A clean and tightly bound book.

UK: Macmillan & Co., 2009 A clean and tightly bound book. Colour photos. From Camels to Coffee: An Economists adventures in the world's oldest trading cultures.

UK: Random House, 1990 Barbarians at the gate. A clean and tightly bound book. Page edges tanned. Covers shelf worn. Good reading copy.

UK: University of London, 1972 A clean and tightly bound book. Covers chipped and shelf worn. Name on flyleaf.

Great Britain: Media Eight Business Classics, 2011 One in the series "TIMELESS Concepts for TODAY". Brand new. Gift quality. Size: Approx 5" Wide - 8" Tall

London: Penguin Books, 1977 Clean and bright book. 103 pages. Size: Approx 4½ " Wide - 7" Tall (each volume)

USA: Signet Book, 1967 Trade paperback. Covers slightly scuffed. Size: 5" X 7"

London, New York, Melbourne: Cambridge University Press, 1975 The cover is damaged in that there are white scratch marks on it. However, this is a pefect reading copy as the interior is clean. 261 pages, including index. Size: Approx 6" Wide - 9" Tall

Signet Book, 1967 Trade paperback. Sellotape marks on inside covers and opposite pages. Otherwise a clean and whole book. Size: 5" X 7"

USA: University of Chicago, 1971 Cover scuffed and marked back and front. Flyleaf clipped. ---------- Orders over $100.00 are shipped using tracked courier delivery services. Size: 5" X 8"

Great Britain: Ebury Press, Random House, 2005 "The shocking inside story of how America really took over the world", says the blurb on the front cover. John Perkins should know - he was an economic hit man for an international consulting firm that worked to convince poorer countries to accept enormous development loans - and then to make sure that such projects were contracted to US companies. 248 pages. ISBN 9780091909109. ------------ Orders over $100.00 are shipped using tracked courier delivery services.

London: Sidgwick and Jackson, 1988 From dustjacket flap: Until the Crash of October 1987, the world's investors believed that there could never be a repeat of 1929. But Bob Beckman knew the bubble was about to burst. He repeatedly warned his millions of followers on TV and radio and in the press, and while other investments collapsed, his £30 million unit trust actually rose. With one reading of Crashes, you will know the real reasons behind the Crash of 1987 and what will happen in the world's financial markets now. The key to Beckman's astonishing track record in forecasting the future with uncanny accuracy, is his profound knowledge of all the previous crashes. He refused to be lulled by the specious explanations offered for the Crash of '87 and the partial recovery: he found it far more useful to look at earlier financial fiascos like the tulip mania in 16th-century Holland where a mass of people turned speculator, selling their homes, their farms, their livestock, just to… Read More

New York: Viking Press, 1974 Le Bon's superb and innovative study of crowd psychology is published here without abridgment. First appearing in the 1890s, Gustav Le Bon's account of the crowd is an important work of early psychology. In life, Le Bon was famous for mastering aspects of several scientific disciplines, forging progress in each. This is true with his investigations on crowd psychology compiled in this book. Le Bon first examines the mental characteristics of all crowds. Whether they possess moral constraints, can adopt ideas or reason out circumstances, or carry a religious undercurrent is investigated. The second part investigates the various beliefs and sentiments which can develop within a crowd. What opinions a crowd may form about aspects remote to it, and close to it, are discussed. All are impeccably and comprehensively categorized by Le Bon, who turns to each in detail. The book's final stages classify various different crowds. He discusses types of crowd defined as… Read More

New York: Penguin Books, 1981 Le Bon's superb and innovative study of crowd psychology is published here without abridgment. First appearing in the 1890s, Gustav Le Bon's account of the crowd is an important work of early psychology. In life, Le Bon was famous for mastering aspects of several scientific disciplines, forging progress in each. This is true with his investigations on crowd psychology compiled in this book. Le Bon first examines the mental characteristics of all crowds. Whether they possess moral constraints, can adopt ideas or reason out circumstances, or carry a religious undercurrent is investigated. The second part investigates the various beliefs and sentiments which can develop within a crowd. What opinions a crowd may form about aspects remote to it, and close to it, are discussed. All are impeccably and comprehensively categorized by Le Bon, who turns to each in detail. The book's final stages classify various different crowds. He discusses types of crowd defined as… Read More

Oregon, USA: Emissary Publications, 1980 360 pages Size: Approx 5½" Wide - 8½" Tall

Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1946 A general description of economics in 112 pages. Size: Approx 5" Wide - 7½" Tall

London: The Economist with Profile Books and Penguin Books, 2003 210 pages. Size: Approx 5½" Wide - 8½" Tall