Item Tag: 233 Pages

Radical Economics by Bruce McFarlane 1982 Hardcover/DJ St. Martin’s Press

“Radical Economics” by Bruce McFarlane is a first edition hardcover book published by St. Martin’s Press in 1982. The book, with a dust jacket included, explores economic strategy and contains 233 pages. Written in English, this book is a valuable addition to the library of anyone interested in economic theory and approaches. With a publication year of 1982 and a weight of 1 pound, this book offers a comprehensive look at radical economic ideas. This book has very little wear and a very slight visible discoloration (SEE PICS) WITH NO RIPS, TEARS, MISSING PAGES OR WRITING AND HIGHLIGHTING. Will be shipped USPS media mail.

Radical Economics by Bruce McFarlane 1982 Hardcover/DJ St. Martin’s Press

“Radical Economics” by Bruce McFarlane is a first edition hardcover book published by St. Martin’s Press in 1982. The book, with a dust jacket included, explores economic strategy and contains 233 pages. Written in English, this book is a valuable addition to the library of anyone interested in economic theory and approaches. With a publication year of 1982 and a weight of 1 pound, this book offers a comprehensive look at radical economic ideas. This book has very little wear and a very slight visible discoloration (SEE PICS) WITH NO RIPS, TEARS, MISSING PAGES OR WRITING AND HIGHLIGHTING. Will be shipped USPS media mail.

PSYCHOLOGY STUDY GUIDE by Saul M. Kassin (2001, Paperback) 3rd Edition

The “Psychology Study Guide” by Saul M. Kassin is a trade paperback book that serves as a comprehensive resource for students and educators in the field of psychology. Published by Prentice Hall PTR in 2001, this 3rd edition book covers a variety of topics within the genre of psychology, making it a valuable tool for those studying the subject. With 233 pages of content, this study guide offers a detailed exploration of key concepts and theories in psychology, providing readers with a deeper understanding of the field. Written in English and originating from the United States, this book is a valuable addition to any psychology student’s library.