Hey OzBargain Free ebook that saves you a whopping $85.38!!
Have you been on the bus, train or tram and forgot your book for some light reading? Well Heinz D. Kurz and Neri Salvadori have you covered!
At the pub and no one is chatting with you? Your boiz HD.K and NS will keep you entertained for hours.
Long-period analysis, longer than the friendship of my first friend.
EDIT: You will need to sign into the play store using a google acount to download.
Thank you! I completely forgot about that
Alternatively, "buy" it from within
Google's eBook app… if you're al-
ready logged in there.
great interest to those working in the field of the history of economic thought
Sounds like nonstop party time
Its the party you didnt know you needed
Its free. Well done OP
Need to add a credit/ debit card before it'd let me "purchase"
Umm… nah
Not free. There is the opportunity cost of reading it.
No worries, just add it to your library and don't ever read it.
Not Charles Perrow's:
I might have to look for a tattered softcover edition, if available
I stand corrected, but had to install "DjVuLibre-3.5.27_DjView-4.11" f Win 10
which is meant to open DjVu files.
Or… jStor may have it for you.
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Maybe this can become a new ozbargain staple along with bose qc35s and Xiaomi umbrellas.
Free eBook you and you and you. Everyone gets one!
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Is there an audiobook version to play at bedtime?
I particularly wish to hear his essay on Sraffa’s criticism of several ideas of John Maynard Keynes, such as the independence between prices of consumption goods and of investment goods; the marginal efficiency of capital; exogenous money; and liquidity preference theory.
What he said!
I think you can let a soothing robotic AI generated voice read it to you in the default android ebook viewer.
By the time you settle your eyes you will have electric sheep bounding around inside your head to the count of 1's and 0's.
Needs google sign-in FYI.