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_aKay, J. A. _q(John Anderson), _eauthor. _9227116 |
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_aCulture and prosperity : _bthe truth about markets : why some nations are rich but most remain poor / _cJohn Kay. |
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_aNew York, N.Y. : _bHarperBusiness, _c[2004] |
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_aviii, 420 pages : _billustrations, map ; _c24 cm |
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_aunmediated _bn _2rdamedia |
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500 | _aRevised edition of: The truth about markets. 2003. | ||
504 | _aIncludes bibliographical references (pages 365-410) and index. | ||
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_g1. _tA postcard from France -- _g2. _tThe triumph of the market -- _g3. _tPeople -- _g4. _tFigures -- _g5. _tHow rich states became rich -- _g6. _tTransactions and rules -- _g7. _tProduction and exchange -- _g8. _tAssignment -- _g9. _tCentral planning -- _g10. _tPluralism -- _g11. _tSpontaneous order -- _g12. _tCompetitive markets -- _g13. _tMarkets in risk -- _g14. _tMarkets in money -- _g15. _tGeneral equilibrium -- _g16. _tEfficiency -- _g17. _tNeoclassical economics and after -- _g18. _tRationality and adaptation -- _g19. _tInformation -- _g20. _tRisk in reality -- _g21. _tCooperation -- _g22. _tCoordination -- _g23. _tThe knowledge economy -- _g24. _tPoor states stay poor -- _g25. _tWho gets what? -- _g26. _tPlaces -- _g27. _tThe American business model -- _g28. _tThe future of economics -- _g29. _tThe future of capitalism -- _gApp. _tNobel Prizes in economics. |
520 | 1 | _a"After a decade of successive market revolutions around the world, beginning with the collapse of the Berlin Wall and continuing in countries as diverse as Argentina and New Zealand, the effectiveness of the market economy as a route to prosperity and growth is not in question, but a more sophisticated appreciation of the strengths and limits of markets is urgently required." "In this analysis of the nature and evolution of the market economy, John Kay attacks the oversimplified account of its operation, contained in the American business model and favored by politicians and business people. He even questions whether it offers an accurate description of the success of the American economy itself." "Culture and Prosperity examines every assumption we have about economic life. Taking the reader from the shores of Lake Zurich to the streets of Mumbai, from the flower market of San Remo to the sales rooms at Christie's, John Kay reveals the connection between a nation's social, political, and cultural context and its economic performance."--BOOK JACKET. | |
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