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Economics of the Family Theodore W Schultz Signed 1974 Hardcover Chicago Press
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Economics of the Family Marriage Children and Human Capital edited by Nobel laureate Theodore W. Schultz is a significant scholarly work published by The University of Chicago Press. This 1974 hardcover edition features a collection of research papers from the National Bureau of Economic Research (NBER), including contributions from renowned economists like Gary S. Becker and James J. Heckman. The volume explores the intersection of economic theory and family dynamics, covering topics such as the economics of marriage, human capital investment in children, and household economic growth. This particular includes a handwritten inscription and signature from the editor, Theodore W. Schultz, making it a unique find for collectors of economic literature and academic history. Author: Theodore W. Schultz (Editor) Publisher: University of Chicago Press Year: 1974 Format: Hardcover ISBN: 0-226-74085-4 Language: English Topic: Economics, Sociology Keywords: Nobel Prize, Chicago School, Gary Becker, Signed Book, Academic Press, Social Science, Rare Books, Vintage Textbooks, NBER, Population Economics, 1970s, Scholarly, First Edition Items are being sold on consignment, and were washed by consignor, not the seller. PHOTOS ARE ACCURATE DESCRIPTION Stored in a smoke free, pet friendly home May be mailed in recycled materials
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