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The Next Economy
By
Paul Hawken
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Bibliographic Detail
Publisher
Henry Holt & Co
Publication date
May 1, 1983
Binding
Hardcover
Book category
Adult Non-Fiction
ISBN-13
9780030626319
ISBN-10
0030626315
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$1.98
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Summaries and Reviews
Summary
Arguing that the current economy represents a move from a 'mass' to a new 'informative' economic system, the author explains how individuals can cope with, and benefit from the transition
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Hardcover
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from Henry Holt & Co (May 1, 1983)
9780030626319 | details & prices | List price $1.98
About: Arguing that the current economy represents a move from a 'mass' to a new 'informative' economic system, the author explains how individuals can cope with, and benefit from the transition
About: Arguing that the current economy represents a move from a 'mass' to a new 'informative' economic system, the author explains how individuals can cope with, and benefit from the transition
Paperback
With International Monetary Fund (other contributor) |
Reissue edition from Ballantine Books (March 1, 1984)
9780345313928 | details & prices | 4.25 × 7.00 × 0.75 in. | 0.25 lbs | List price $4.95
This edition also contains Fiscal Monitor, April 2014: Public Expenditure Reform Making Difficult Choices, Fiscal Monitor, April 2014: Public Expenditure Reform: Making Difficult Choices
About: Arguing that the current economy represents a move from a 'mass' to a new 'informative' economic system, the author explains how individuals can cope with, and benefit from the transition
This edition also contains Fiscal Monitor, April 2014: Public Expenditure Reform Making Difficult Choices, Fiscal Monitor, April 2014: Public Expenditure Reform: Making Difficult Choices
About: Arguing that the current economy represents a move from a 'mass' to a new 'informative' economic system, the author explains how individuals can cope with, and benefit from the transition
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