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THE PRIMARY CIVIC DUTY: ECONOMICS FOR CITIZENS
This short 60-75 min kindle book provides a “modern” and highly accessible introduction to how the economy/socioeconomic order works. Free here
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- What Might Have Been"Wasteful uses of resources necessarily result in some economic opportunities that are possible being rendered impossible. What were these foregone opportunities?" ~Donald J. Boudreaux
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