In this book, Cambridge economist Chang Ha-Joon explains how the global economy works in a fun and accessible way. Chang offers readers insights not found in economics textbooks, and he does so with a deep understanding of history, wit, and a touch of disdain for conventional economic theory.
Translated from English by Elena Ivchenko.
MIF (Mann, Ivanov & Ferber)
Economics: The User's Guide (Kak Ustroena Ekonomika)
£28.08
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Publisher: MIF (Mann, Ivanov & Ferber)
Author: Kha-Dzhun Chan
Language: Russian
ISBN: 9785001694526
ISBN (Barcode): 9785001694526
Meet The Author
Kha-Dzhun Chan
Ha-Joon Chang is a Korean economist and professor at the University of Cambridge.
His father was a former minister of industry and energy. His younger brother is the historian and philosopher of science Ha-joon Changruen, a professor at the University of Cambridge.
He received his bachelor's degree from Seoul National University (1986). He studied under Robert Rowthorn, one of Britain’s leading Marxist economists. He received his master's degree (1987) and PhD (1992) from the University of Cambridge. He has worked at the University of Cambridge since 1990.
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