Sentence examples for economic book from inspiring English sources

"Better" is, in many ways, an economic book.

The other huge story of the year, of course, was politics, and each side of the political spectrum produced a thought-provoking economic book.

More required reading: In 2007, Shannon Brownlee, who is now based at the National Institutes for Health, brought out a book, "Overtreated," that covers related issues; the Times economic columnist David Leonhardt named it the most important economic book of 2007.

For more basic review see environmental economic book (Tietenberg 2006).

The company's second quarter GAAP book value and economic book value are similarly not expected to change as a result of the analysis.

A visiting professor of economics at the Universities of Texas and Athens, he is known for his best-selling economic books, and his firm belief in Keynesianism with its premise of boosting economies in recession by increasing spending. .

Gary Shilling, Ph.D, has written acclaimed economic books and manages investment portfolios.

And there are so many popular economic books which have "everything" in their titles and subtitles.

As classic economic books explain, money has three functions: instrument of exchange, unit of account and reserve instrument.

He was editor of the best-selling book, The Winning Corporation, by A.L. Jagoe, and other business and economic books covering a wide variety of subjects.

The book has already skyrocketed to No. 2 in economic books on Amazon, and No. 73 among all books sold by the online retailer, which has already sold out all its copies.