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Economics from the Heart: A Samuelson Sampler
Language: English
Published by Harvest/Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, San Diego New York London, 1983
ISBN 10: 0156275511 ISBN 13: 9780156275514
First Edition
Soft cover. Condition: Very Good+. 1st Edition. 284pp., xiv. (Mass Market Paperback.)1st Paperback Printing, with "A' in letter sequence. Glossy white wraps with small color photo-portrait of Samuelson at right middle front cover. Text and edges moderately, uniformly age-toned; superficial, small pencil-point-like puncture at mid-point front cover near right spine edge (does not penetrate ffep); itsy-bitsy 1/32" nick at center rear cover bottom edge, below a superficial near-crease above lower edge (due to lifting up the bottom edge there, evidently: describes much worse than it is to sight or touch, but there you have it. Tight spine, sharp corners, no rubbing wear. No previous owner names. Clean text.
