BUSINESS & ECONOMICS / Economics / General

New York: St. Martin's Press, 1991. First edition. Hardcover. Very Good/very good. 415 pp. some edge wear to jacket & boards; "The authors are audacious and specific in this crystal-ball-gazing exercise concerning the world's future. Cetron, coauthor of Educational Renaissance , and Davies, a former Omni editor, predict that by the year 2000 Canada will dissolve, Quebec will be a nation and the other Canadian provinces will become U.S. states. In their forecast, a North American economic pact embracing Mexico will rescue the U.S. from its growing inability to compete globally. Among their other predictions: South Africa's white government will reach a workable political compromise with the black majority before 1994; China, turned capitalist, will gain much of the leadership lost by Japan; an international aid program will support Middle East reconstruction; life will remain stark and brief in much of the Third World. Cetron and Davies have produced a challenging survey that's worth reading even if some of its prognoses seem fanciful." -- Publisher's Weekly more information

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New York: Random House, 1988. Hardcover. Very Good/Very Good. 0394565533 light edge wear, some scuffing to dust jacket; Reagan's fiscal policy has placed the U.S. economy in a deep hole of deficits coupled with too much consumption and not enough savings and investments. Escaping that hole will be painful, according to Friedman. Here he presents a frank discussion of our economic future; he recommends that we need to roll back recent tax decreases to reduce the burden of federal debt. What distinguishes this book is its sobering analysis of our available solutions and its realistic and practical economic solutions -- Library Journal more information

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Syracuse, NY: Syracuse University Press, 1966. First Edition. Trade Paperback. Very Good. some light edge wear; The contributors analyze national economic planning. The authors produce fact-based studies of peoples struggling with the difficulties of plan implementation and formulation. The present a variety of viewpoints, political, sociological, managerial, historical, and psychological, as well as economic. more information

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