HOW TO END THE 'MONETARIST' CONTROVERSY: A JOURNALIST'S REFLECTIONS ON OUTPUT, JOBS, PRICES AND MONEY [SIGNED]

BRITTAN, Samuel

ISBN 10: 0255361440 ISBN 13: 9780255361446

Published by The Institute Of Economic Affairs, London, 1981

Language: English

Condition: Used Soft cover

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8vo. Pp: 132. Publisher's green covers with black lettering at spine. Inscribed and signed to David H. Evans, QC, at title page by author: "To David, thanks for everything, Sam. 10.7.81."ISBN: 0255361440 Good. Shelfwear and very small stains to covers. Text clean and bright throughout.

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Title: HOW TO END THE 'MONETARIST' CONTROVERSY: A JOURNALIST'S REFLECTIONS ON OUTPUT, JOBS, PRICES AND MONEY [SIGNED]
Publisher: The Institute Of Economic Affairs, London
Publication Date: 1981
Language: English
ISBN 10: 0255361440
ISBN 13: 9780255361446
Binding: Soft cover
Edition: 1st Edition
Signed: Signed by Author(s)

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A journalist's reflection on output, jobs, prices and money in the UK. There are 20 charts and tables.

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