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It’s now April 23 in the US, the official release day for Economics in Two Lessons. That’s nearly eight years after I started work on the book. I think it’s been worth the wait. The painful process has produced something better than I originally planned, with plenty of help from commenters here and elsewhere. According to Amazon, the book is often bought along with Crashed, by Adam Tooze, which is great company to be in. [Begin plug] If you’ve read and liked the book as it appeared here, this would be a great time to contribute a quick review [End plug] Like this:Like Loading...
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It’s now April 23 in the US, the official release day for Economics in Two Lessons. That’s nearly eight years after I started work on the book. I think it’s been worth the wait. The painful process has produced something better than I originally planned, with plenty of help from commenters here and elsewhere. According to Amazon, the book is often bought along with Crashed, by Adam Tooze, which is great company to be in. [Begin plug] If you’ve read and liked the book as it appeared here, this would be a great time to contribute a quick review [End plug] Like this:Like Loading...
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It’s now April 23 in the US, the official release day for Economics in Two Lessons. That’s nearly eight years after I started work on the book. I think it’s been worth the wait. The painful process has produced something better than I originally planned, with plenty of help from commenters here and elsewhere.
According to Amazon, the book is often bought along with Crashed, by Adam Tooze, which is great company to be in.
[Begin plug] If you’ve read and liked the book as it appeared here, this would be a great time to contribute a quick review [End plug]