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A lifelong critic of unbridled corporate power and the most widely read economist of the twentieth century, the admired Harvard professor J. K. Galbraith has been published by Penguin for more than forty years. His latest book The Economics of Innocent Fraud is a vigorous polemic that reveals the private sector's control over public life in today's society, and considers our increasing tendency to blindly accept legal, legitimate, 'innocent' fraud.
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John Kenneth Galbraith is Paul M. Warburg Professor of Economics, Emeritus, at Harvard University. He has worked in economics for over seventy years, and his many books include A History of Economics, The Great Crash, 1929, The Age of Uncertainty and The Culture of Contentment.
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