Humanomics: How We Can Make the Economy Serve Us—Not Destroy Us

The book is in fair condition. The dust jacket is worn, with noticeable edge tears and creasing, indicative of its age. The hardcover binding remains intact, ensuring the book's structural integrity. The pages are clean with no inscriptions or markings, making it a suitable copy for both collectors and readers interested in economic theory.

"Humanomics: How We Can Make the Economy Serve Us—Not Destroy Us" by Eugen Loebl, published by Random House in 1976, is a profound exploration of economic systems and their impact on society. This hardcover edition, printed in New York, delves into the transformative potential of economics when aligned with human-centric values. Loebl, a notable economist, challenges conventional economic paradigms, advocating for systems that prioritize human welfare over destructive economic practices. This edition is a valuable piece for collectors interested in economic theory and social change, offering insights still relevant today. The book's condition is fair, with a worn dust jacket showing edge tears and creasing, reflecting its age and use.