The Nature of Economies

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The Nature of Economies
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Publisher : Vintage Canada
Total Pages : 202
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ISBN-10 : 9780307367082
ISBN-13 : 0307367088
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Book Synopsis The Nature of Economies by : Jane Jacobs

Book excerpt: Jane Jacobs has spent years changing the way we think about economic life in general. Now, in The Nature of Economies, Jacobs proposes a radical notion that has breath-taking common sense: economies are governed by the same rules as nature itself. With the simplicity of an extremely wise and seasoned thinker, Jane Jacobs shows us that by looking to nature, we can develop economies that are both efficient and ecologically friendly. The Nature of Economies is written in dialogue form: five intelligent friends discussing over coffee how economies work. The result is a wonderfully provocative, truly ground-breaking work by one of the great thinkers of our time.


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