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The Price of Everything
A Parable of Possibility and Prosperity
Book • 2008
The book follows the story of Ramon Fernandez, a Stanford University tennis player, and his interactions with economics professor Ruth Lieber.
It explores how prices create harmony between consumers and entrepreneurs, allocate resources, and sustain economic growth.
Through extended dialogues, the book explains core economic concepts, such as the role of prices in natural disasters and the emergence of economic order without central control.
It explores how prices create harmony between consumers and entrepreneurs, allocate resources, and sustain economic growth.
Through extended dialogues, the book explains core economic concepts, such as the role of prices in natural disasters and the emergence of economic order without central control.
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Peter Boettke

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