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Intangible Capital |
John F. Tomer, Professor of Economics, Manhattan College, New York, US
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| 2008 |
296 pp |
Hardback |
978 1 84720 088 4 |
£75.00 |
on-line discount
£67.50 |
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‘Tomer extends and deepens his original formulation of intangible capital, providing an analytical framework for better understanding macro and microeconomic phenomenon and why and how society and individuals fall below potential. A key strength of Tomer’s approach is that he broadens traditional economic analyses, demonstrating how both theory and one’s insights into socio-economic reality can be enriched by integrating often difficult to formulize concepts into our modeling framework. Tomer provides us with a challenging and important contribution to economic analysis, enticing us to explore the important types of capital that have for too long been locked out of the economist's toolbox.’
– Morris Altman, University of Saskatchewan, Canada
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Contents: Part I: Intangible Capital Part II: Intangible Capital, Economic Growth and Change Part III: Intangible Capital, Human Well-Being and Rationality Part IV: Implications for Government Policy and the Discipline of Economics Part V: Summing Up Index
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