The McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Modern Economics: A Handbook of Terms and Organizations

The hardcover is in good condition with a dust jacket showing minor wear and edge tears. The book contains an inscription but is otherwise free of library markings or signatures. Binding remains strong, ensuring durability for continued reference use.

The McGraw-Hill Dictionary of Modern Economics: A Handbook of Terms and Organizations, authored by Douglas Greenwald and Associates, is a comprehensive reference published by McGraw-Hill Book Company in 1965. This hardcover edition, printed in New York, St. Louis, San Francisco, Toronto, and London, serves as an essential resource for understanding economic terms and organizations. The book's focus on the evolving landscape of economics during the mid-20th century makes it a valuable addition to the library of any economist or academic. While the book does not specify an edition, its detailed compilation of terms provides insight into the economic discourse of the time. The dust jacket is in good condition, with some wear and minor edge tears, adding a touch of vintage character to this classic reference work.