Galbraith reader C.2

By:

Galbraith, John Kenneth

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Middlesex; Penguin Books.; 1981Description: 523 pISBN:

140221743

Subject(s):

Economics

DDC classification:

330 GAL

Summary: John Kenneth Galbraith Economist. Ambassador. Farmer. Political activist. Wit. A truly renaissance man turning his intellect and compassion towards the problems of the larger community of man. Here is the best of his writing, including selections from The Affluent Society, The Great Crash, The New Industrial State, and Money; together with more personal items, excerpts from his Ambassador's Journal, and letters to President Kennedy describing a nation and a world moving towards crisis. Here is a glittering prose mosaic of the Galbraith style, a portrait of a great man for ever challenging the beliefs of his generation.

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John Kenneth Galbraith Economist. Ambassador. Farmer. Political activist. Wit. A truly renaissance man turning his intellect and compassion towards the problems of the larger community of man.

Here is the best of his writing, including selections from The Affluent Society, The Great Crash, The New Industrial State, and Money; together with more personal items, excerpts from his Ambassador's Journal, and letters to President Kennedy describing a nation and a world moving towards crisis. Here is a glittering prose mosaic of the Galbraith style, a portrait of a great man for ever challenging the beliefs of his generation.

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