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5 of 5 people found the following review helpful:
4.0 out of 5 stars
A wealth of information,
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This review is from: Routledge Dictionary of Economics (1st ed) (Paperback)
I bought this one in 1998 at a bookshop at Harvard square.I have most of my work in economic and financial administration though I don't have a formal degree in economics.I have found this dictionary as a sound starting point to quickly get an idea about an economic concept especially from an applied and interdiciplinary perspective. The definitions and explanations for the entries are quite clear and crisp.The references at the end of a term are very relevant and particularly useful for research purpose. Cross referencing also comes very handy in completing the gaps in a given concept. Some of the common economic terms( e.g.Recession ) could be accorded a more exhaustive treatment.More terms from Development Economics could perhaps merit inclusion.I also feel that a new edition of this fine dictionary should now be overdue especially as the new economy came and went away(!)in the meantime with so many of its terms crying for inclusion in such a tome.
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Routledge Dictionary of Economics by Donald Rutherford (Paperback - October 20, 2002)
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