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The Economics of Innocent Fraud by John Kenneth Galbraith is Galbraith's challenge to contemporary issues such as the power of big corporations, stock ownership, the Federal Reserve as well as the public and private sectors and the politics of war. World renowned economist, John Kenneth Galbraith challenges conventional wisdoms in one of his most brilliant books.
John Kenneth Galbraith is one of the world's most respected economists. He worked on President Roosevelt's "New Deal" and served as the American "price czar" during WWII as the director of the Strategic Bombing Survey and director of the Office of Economic Security. He was an advisor to President Truman, Kennedy and Johnson. He has been a professor at Harvard since 1949.
The Economics of Innocent Fraud is printed with the quality expected from Easton Press’s archival quality books - Genuine full leather, real gold gilded edges and lettering, smyth sewn binding, acid-free archival paper, moiré end pages, and silk ribbon.
Hard-to-find copy!
The Economics if Innocent Fraud - Easton Press - Signed Edition
- Signed by John Kenneth Galbraith
- Easton Press Signed Limited First Edition 2004
- Limited to only 1,475 copies
- Certificate of Authenticity
- Leather Bound with Gold Gilted Edges and Lettering
- Condition: Near mint unread condition
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