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Mr. Eisenman had designed Army field manuals and books, including the first edition of Paul Samuelson's classic text "Economics," before becoming director of Yale's new design program, appointed by Charles Sawyer, dean of the Yale School of Art and Architecture.

Indeed, his text The Economics of Control: Principles of Welfare Economics (1944) has been referred to as a handbook for planning and managing a socialist economy.

For the second half of the 20th century, it was a leading text for introductory economics.

"I think that is the founding text of behavioral economics," Kahneman said to me.

The most cited usage is in "The Wealth of Nations," the foundational text of modern economics, first published in 1776.

Taussig was the author of a successful text, Principles of Economics (1911), and contributed to the theory of wages.

Small is Beautiful by EF Schumacher is probably the most influential text on green economics ever written.

Moreover, Hansen is remembered by generations of students as the author of Guide to Keynes (1953), a classic text on Keynesian economics.

Had he wished to produce a straightforward text of classical economics he could have done so - and in fact he did.

These aren't the recommended policies you would find in a basic economics text, but it's hard to argue with success.

But farmers with time for some bedtime reading may find economics text books, with a chapter on game theory, as gripping as the seed catalogues that customarily lull them to sleep.