You are looking at 1-2 of 2 entries for:
- All: courtesy Books x
- Economics x
Did you mean books of courtesy books of courtesy
Robbins, Lionel Charles (1898–1984) Reference library
The Biographical Dictionary of British Economists
...and flowing prose, with a variety of unusual words, and with an ability to communicate which again became apparent in his splendid (posthumously published) lectures on the history of economic thought, Robbins was a man who had delivered in the course of a long career, with courtesy, open-mindedness and a very powerful personality, balanced discussions of an enormously wide range of economic issues, from internationalism to the microeconomics of labour supply, in a way which placed him at the forefront of his profession. BIBLIOGRAPHY ‘ The Representative...
Art Markets Reference library
Michaël North
The Oxford Encyclopedia of Economic History
...paintings (net) to its stock. Only from the 1890s, when exports to the United States increased, did the import and export of paintings begin to constitute equal flows. A n A uction H ouse . Auction sale in progress of a painting (at top right) at Sotheby's. (Photograph Courtesy of Sotheby's, Inc. © 2002) As regards the demand side, private collectors remained the major group on the market. Besides patronizing artists, they bought at auctions, at exhibitions, and from dealers. In the 1830s, however, a new force appeared: museums. They began to remove...
