Essays in economics C.2

By:

Devons, Ely

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: London; Georeg Allen & Unwin; 1961Description: 203 pSubject(s):

Economics

DDC classification:

330 DEV

Summary: This book divided into two parts- Part 1. Economics Part 2. Economic statistics Three, 'Applied Economics the Application of What?", "Treasury Control', and "The Language of Economic Statistics', are published here for the first time. The index of wage-rates, which is explained in detail in the last essay, is now published regularly in the Manchester School and The Guardian. Most of the essays are addressed not only to pro fessional economists and economic statisticians, but also to the wider public interested in the uses of economics and economic statistics in public affairs.

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This book divided into two parts-

Part 1. Economics
Part 2. Economic statistics

Three, 'Applied Economics the Application of What?", "Treasury Control', and "The Language of Economic Statistics', are published here for the first time. The index of wage-rates, which is explained in detail in the last essay, is now published regularly in the Manchester School and The Guardian.

Most of the essays are addressed not only to pro fessional economists and economic statisticians, but also to the wider public interested in the uses of economics and economic statistics in public affairs.

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