ABOUT THE BOOK

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    Accession Number

 B898

    Title

 Economics, Peace & Laughter - A Contemporary Guide

    Author

 Galbrith, John Kenneth

    Publisher

 Penguin Books

    ISBN

 

     Summary

Contents - Part 1 - Economics 1. Economics and the quality of life 2. The language of economics 3. How Keynes came to America 4. Economics as a system of belief 5. Inflation, recession or controls 6. The Nixon administration and the great socialist revival 7. On the grave and frightening perils of financial history 8. Financial genius is before the fall 9. Some reflections on public architecture and public works Part 2 - Peace and the rest of the world 10. Foreign policy: the plain lessons of a bad decade 11. American ambassador 12. The proper purpose of economic development 13. Poverty and the way people behave 14. The causes of poverty" a classification 15. A differential prescription Part 3 - Contemporaries and amusements 16. The day Nikita Khrushchev visited the establishment 17. Dwight DEisenhower, General 18. Richard Nixon 19. A retrospect on Albert Speer 20. Ed O'Connor 21. William F Buckley, Jr.: The unmaking of a conservative 22. John Steinbeck Chapter 4 - Points of a compass 23. The nicest village in the country 24. Why do you go to Gstaad? 25. Berkeley in the Thirties