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Eltis, W. (2003) The Lost Art of Economics: Essays on Economics and the Economics Profession. History of Political Economy, 35 (1). 166-168 doi:10.1215/00182702-35-1-166

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TitleThe Lost Art of Economics: Essays on Economics and the Economics Profession
JournalHistory of Political Economy
AuthorsEltis, W.Author
Year2003 (March 1)Volume35
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PublisherDuke University Press
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In(2003, March) History of Political Economy Vol. 35 (1) Duke University Press

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