Wealth And Waste: The Principles Of Political Economy; Volume 20
Wealth And Waste, Volume 20, explores the principles of political economy. Written by Alphonso Alva Hopkins, this work delves into the creation and distribution of wealth, alongside an examination of economic inefficiencies and waste. Hopkins offers insights into the economic landscape of his time, providing readers with a historical perspective on enduring economic challenges.
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