The New Industrial State - Softcover

Galbraith, J.K.

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ISBN 10: 0140210822 ISBN 13: 9780140210828

Publisher: Penguin, 1974

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RO60064228. THE NEW INDUSTRIAL STATE. 1968. In-12. Broch�. Etat d'usage, Couv. l�g�rement pass�e, Dos pli�, Int�rieur frais. 430 pages. Premier plat en couleurs. Texte en anglais.. . . . Classification Dewey : 820-Litt�ratures anglaise et anglo-saxonne

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Review:

"The New Industrial State deserves the widest possible attention and discussion." -- Raymond J. Saulnier

"�W�ithout a doubt one of the most provocative offerings of our time in the realm of economics." -- John McCutcheon

"�The New Industrial State� is a dazzling work, full of brilliant epigrams, intriguing aphorisms and sardonic humor." -- Harvey H. Segal

Praise for the original edition: "�W�ithout a doubt one of the most provocative offerings of our time in the realm of economics. -- John McCutcheon "Chicago Tribune"

Praise for the original edition: "�"The New Industrial State"� is a dazzling work, full of brilliant epigrams, intriguing aphorisms and sardonic humor. -- Harvey H. Segal "Washington Post"
Praise for the original edition: ""The New Industrial State" deserves the widest possible attention and discussion.
--Raymond J. Saulnier "New York Times "
Praise for the original edition: "["The New Industrial State"] is a dazzling work, full of brilliant epigrams, intriguing aphorisms and sardonic humor.
--Harvey H. Segal "Washington Post "
Praise for the original edition: "[W]ithout a doubt one of the most provocative offerings of our time in the realm of economics.
--John McCutcheon "Chicago Tribune "

Praise for the original edition: ""The New Industrial State" deserves the widest possible attention and discussion."--Raymond J. Saulnier, "New York Times"

Praise for the original edition: "["The New Industrial State"] is a dazzling work, full of brilliant epigrams, intriguing aphorisms and sardonic humor."--Harvey H. Segal, "Washington Post"

Praise for the original edition: "The New Industrial State deserves the widest possible attention and discussion."--Raymond J. Saulnier, New York Times

Praise for the original edition: "[The New Industrial State] is a dazzling work, full of brilliant epigrams, intriguing aphorisms and sardonic humor."--Harvey H. Segal, Washington Post

Praise for the original edition: "[W]ithout a doubt one of the most provocative offerings of our time in the realm of economics."--John McCutcheon, Chicago Tribune

Praise for the original edition: -The New Industrial State deserves the widest possible attention and discussion.---Raymond J. Saulnier, New York Times

Praise for the original edition: -[The New Industrial State] is a dazzling work, full of brilliant epigrams, intriguing aphorisms and sardonic humor.---Harvey H. Segal, Washington Post

Praise for the original edition: -[W]ithout a doubt one of the most provocative offerings of our time in the realm of economics.---John McCutcheon, Chicago Tribune

About the Author:

John Kenneth Galbraith (1908-2006) was an eminent economist, the author of thirty-one books, and a member of four U.S. presidential administrations. He served as U.S. ambassador to India and president of the American Academy of Arts and Letters. At the time of his death, he was Paul M. Warburg Professor of Economics Emeritus at Harvard University.

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