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Foreword Preface Acknowledgements 1. The Problem of Knowledge 2. Selection and Evolution 3. Cognition and Institutions 4. Capabilities 5. Transactions and Governance 6. Economics Organisation 7. Understanding Markets
8. The division of Labour and the Growth of Knowledge Bibliography Index
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Charles Henderson
reviewed Knowledge, institutions, and evolution in economics on November 18, 2011
Knowledge
What to say? Well, I'm bored with this one, it's as simple as that (and I really dislike when people use the phrase, "I'm bored"). I'm 170+ pages in and I have no burning desire to sit down with it and for those who know me, I always have a burning desire to get back to a book. I'm not quite sure why I've lost interest but to be fair to the book, it might not be the right time to read this book. Sorry this review isn't more constructive.
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