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Clark, Fred G., Rimanoczy, Richard Stanton

Money - Second Edition

D. Van Nostrand Company Inc., 1948

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Anno di pubblicazione
1948
Luogo di stampa
New York
Autore
Clark, Fred G., Rimanoczy, Richard Stanton
Editori
D. Van Nostrand Company Inc.
Formato
4to - over 9¾" - 12" tall
Edizione
Second Edition
Soggetto
Clark, Fred G., Rimanoczy, Richard Stanton Money - Second Edition 39 pages. Dedicated to, man's age-old effort to create a government strong enough to, protect him without creating a force strong enough to enslave, him. "Most of the mystery surrounding what we call money results, from the illusion that money, in itself, is something: in reality money, in itself, is nothing. If the reader of this book will open his, her mind to this apparently paradoxical truth, he will more easily understand the true nature and function of, money. Written for the millions of citizens whose lives are, directly and seriously affected by money, but who have never had access to a simple analysis from which, they could gain a working knowledge of the subject. We wish to, point out, however, that this book merely dissects and examines: it expresses no, opinions. Any quarrel with this book is not a quarrel with the, authors: it is a quarrel with the facts of our economic life." -, from Preface. Average wear. Contents unmarked. Beige covers, soiled with unsightly stain at top of front board. Binding, intact. Good working Cop Conspiracy Economics
Descrizione
H Hardcover
Stato di conservazione
Buono
Lingue
Inglese
Legatura
Rilegato
Prima edizione
No

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39 pages. Dedicated to man's age-old effort to create a government strong enough to protect him without creating a force strong enough to enslave him. "Most of the mystery surrounding what we call money results from the illusion that money, in itself, is something: in reality money, in itself, is nothing. If the reader of this book will open his/her mind to this apparently paradoxical truth, he will more easily understand the true nature and function of money. Written for the millions of citizens whose lives are directly and seriously affected by money, but who have never had access to a simple analysis from which they could gain a working knowledge of the subject. We wish to point out, however, that this book merely dissects and examines: it expresses no opinions. Any quarrel with this book is not a quarrel with the authors: it is a quarrel with the facts of our economic life." - from Preface. Average wear. Contents unmarked. Beige covers soiled with unsightly stain at top of front board. Binding intact. Good working copy. Book
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