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New Economics Books - week of June 29th

Below is a list of new Economics titles received at the library over the last week. To find out more about a book or journal, click the title.

Cover of new book 'Environmental economics : an introduction'

LOCATION CALL NUMBER TITLE
SSH HB119.F84 M45 2009 Milton Friedman : Nobel monetary economist : a review of his theories and policies / edited by K. Puttaswamaiah.
SSH HB3722 .I85 2009 How I caused the credit crunch : an insider’s story of the financial meltdown / Tetsuya Ishikawa.
NET HC60 Managing aid : practices of DAC member countries.
SSH HC79.E5 F47 2009 Environmental economics : an introduction / Barry C. Field, Martha K. Field.
SSH HC79.E5 S76 2008 Sustainable development : linking economy, society, environment / by Tracey Strange and Anne Bayley.
SSH HD3616.U47 R486 2008 Retaking rationality : how cost-benefit analysis can better protect the environment and our health / Richard L. Revesz, Michael A. Livermore.
SSH, NET HD6065.5.A8 A875 2009 Paid parental leave : support for parents with newborn children : Productivity Commission inquiry report.
NET HD62.4 International trade : free, fair and open? / Patrick Love and Ralph Lattimore.
ECO, NET HG221 .B5 no.282 China’s exchange rate policy and Asian trade / by Alicia Garcia-Herrero and Tuuli Koivu.
ECO, NET HG221 .B5 no.283 Another look at global disinflation / by Toshitaka Sekine.
SSH HV6769 .M33 2009 Separating fools from their money : a history of American financial scandals / Scott B. MacDonald and Jane E. Hughes.
HML, NET RA395.A8 H425 no. 33 Australian hospital statistics 2007-08 / Australian Institute of Health and Welfare.


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