Lectures by eminent scholars given in memory of G. Warren Nutter, an economist who made significant contributions to both technical and political-economic literature. His areas of research interest and contribution included industrial concentration, Soviet economic history, price theory and political economy. He was also active in academic exchange between the East and West blocs during the Cold War. 302 pages.

Ideas, Their Origins, and Their Consequences: Lectures to Commemorate the Life and Work of G. Warren Nutter (the G. Warren Nutter Lectures in Political Economy)

G. Warren Nutter

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