Reviews for Objective tests in economics

The average rating for Objective tests in economics based on 2 reviews is 4 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2017-01-14 00:00:00 Jared Boyce I picked up this book because I can never get enough of learning people's life stories. Since it ties in history, culture and sexuality, how could I resist? Each person has really interesting stories to tell which often fall under the unifying themes/topics of serving in WWII, experimentation during childhood, self-acceptance, encounters with police etc. The author's objectives: "1) to gain insight into the history of gay persons in the 20th century; 2) to unearth a 'sense' of role models from among those I would meet; and 3) to break down the stereotype of the sad and lonely older gay in America." My biggest criticism is that, very often while reading it, I kept wondering how are these experiences different for women? I really wished I could have heard stories in this format from older lesbians as well. Vacha explains that even though he had interviewed over 100 gay men and lesbians, "it was the publisher's belief that the subject could be better addressed if this book included only men."

Review # 2 was written on 2013-09-08 00:00:00 Bernard Rogers Read for Engendering Rhetorical Power. I don't think I know enough about the scholarship of public address to really understand the interventions these authors are making, but some of the essays definitely provoked useful thoughts for my research.