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Wealth and Poverty in America

A Reader

Conley, D

Wealth and Poverty in America

Wealth and Poverty in America

A Reader

Wealth and Poverty in America

 

Collects 23 of the most important essays by classic and contemporary thinkers on wealth and poverty in America. Covers economic systems, lifestyles of the rich and poor, and public policy. Includes editorial introduction and a further reading list.

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Beschrijving Wealth and Poverty in America

The ideologies of equal opportunity and individual responsibility that dominate American culture tend to obscure the casual connections between poverty and wealth. Uncovering these connections is one of the purposes of this book.

ISBN
9780631231790
Pagina's
312
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NUR
741
Druk
1
Uitvoering
Hardback
Taal
Engels
Uitgever
John Wiley and Sons Ltd

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