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Comparative economics

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Nonlinear systems

P. G. Drazin

1992

Labor and the economy

Gary A. Moore

1982

Comparative economic systems

Martin Schnitzer

1971

Ethics of environment and development

J. Ronald Engel, Joan Gibb Engel

1990

Rich and poor countries

Singer, Hans Wolfgang

1977

Economic policy

Ludwig von Mises

1985

Politics and markets

Charles Edward Lindblom

1977

Comparison of economic systems

Eckstein, Alexander

1971

Capitalism with morality

D. W. Haslett

1994

Just Capital

Adair Turner

2001

Regarding nature

Andrew McLaughlin

1993

International differences in industrial structure

Joe Staten Bain

1966

On the Political Economy of Market Socialism

James A. Yunker

2001

Capitalism, Socialism, and Democracy Revisited

Larry Diamond

1993

The democratic worker-owned firm

David P. Ellerman

1990

Comparing economic systems

Andrew S. Zimbalist, Andrew Zimbalist, Stuart Brown et al.

1989

China's Economy

Arthur R. Kroeber

2016

Economics now

Angelo Bolotta

2002

Comparing economic systems in the twenty-first century

Paul R. Gregory

2004

An introduction to modern economics

Robinson, Joan

1973

Lessons in economic policy for Eastern Europe from Latin America

McMahon, Gary

1996

Contending economic theories

Richard D. Wolff

2012

The economics of comparable worth

Mark Aldrich

1986

The modern crisis

Murray Bookchin

1987

Introduction to comparative politics

William A. Joseph, Mark Kesselman, Joel Krieger

2007

Comparative economic theory

Masudul Alam Choudhury

1999

The irregular economy

Bruno Dallago

1990

Comparative economic systems

John E. Elliott

1973

The seven cultures of capitalism

Charles Hampden-Turner, Alfons Trompenaars, Charles H. Turner

1993

The stages of economic growth

Walt Whitman Rostow

1960

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