Author

Robert L. Heilbroner

36 books

Books

  1. The Worldly Philosophers 1953
  2. Understanding Attitudes and Predicting Social Behavior 1980
  3. Economics Explained 1982
  4. Teachings from the Worldly Philosophy 1996
  5. The Making of Economic Society 1962
  6. Marxism: For and Against 1980
  7. The Nature and Logic of Capitalism 1985
29 more
  1. The future as history 1959
  2. 21st Century Capitalism 1993
  3. An Inquiry into the Human Prospect 1974
  4. Comprendre la macroéconomie 1965
  5. The economic problem 1968
  6. The Great Ascent 1963
  7. Behind the veil of economics 1971
  8. An Inquiry into the Human Prospect, Updated and Reconsidered for the Nineteen Nineties 1991
  9. The limits of American capitalism 1966
  10. Business Civilization in Decline 1976
  11. Beyond Boom and Crash 1978
  12. The crisis of vision in modern economic thought 1995
  13. The debt and the deficit 1989
  14. Between capitalism and socialism 1970
  15. A primer on Government spending 1963
  16. In the name of profit 1972
  17. The act of work 1985
  18. The economic transformation of America since 1865 1994
  19. The quest for wealth 1956
  20. Visions of the future 1995
  21. The economic transformation of America 1977
  22. La formacion de la sociedad economica 2000
  23. The economic transformation of America to 1865 1994
  24. Five economic challenges 1981
  25. Is economics relevant 1971
  26. The economic problem. Instructor's manual 1981
  27. Student companion, The economic problem 1978
  28. Economic means and Social ends 1969
  29. Economic relevance 1976

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