Living Economics Has Officially Been Released

Fri, 06/01/2012 - 20:13 EDT - Coordination Problem

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|Peter Boettke|
June 1, 2012 was the official publication date for Living Economics: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow. To coincide with this official date, the Independent Institute has also published a detailed summary of the book. And I also published an essay on the book in The Freeman.
The book is also available through LFB, and Amazon.
As has been announced at the Independent site, an e-book will be available shortly. And, a Spanish translation is in the works as is a Romanian translation.

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