Economics for Real People 作者: Gene Callahan 出版社: CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform副标题: An Introduction to the Austrian School出版年: 2004-1-1页数: 352定价: USD 14.00装帧: PaperbackISBN: 9781479220809豆瓣评分 目前无人评价 评价: ...
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type to haveI remember my first real job.Simon was her first real boyfriend.SPOKEN PHRASES8for emphasis[only before noun]used toemphasizehowstupid,beautiful,terribleetc someone or something isThanks – you’ve been a real help.The house was a real mess.9→for real10→are you for real?11...
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Like the guy in this cartoon, they do damage but genuinely think they are being good people pushing for a better society. I hope, of course, to change their minds by showing (sometimes with humor) that there is often a big gap between their good intentions and real-world results. In la...
For instance, he said people kept buying houses in theUnited Statesin the 1950s even as prices soared, thinking what was going up today would keep going up tomorrow. Thus they created a bubble that burst and triggered the biggest economic downturn since the 1930s. ...