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Cents and Sensibility: What Economics Can Learn from the Humanities

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A provocative and inspiring case for a more humanistic economics
Publisher
Princeton University Press
Publication year
2017
ISBN-13
9780691176680
Pages
336
Language
English
Subjects
EconomicsHumanitiesInterdisciplinary StudiesLiterary CriticismBehavioral EconomicsCultural AnalysisAcademic Theory

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