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Fabius,
you have lotsa insight into economic & financial science,it seems.Somethin’ which I’m totally NOT schooled in.& I can’t seem to really get hyped up into readin’ works on these subject matters.(Sorry,sometimes I really have to FOCUS when readin’ even your posts on related literature).
Can you suggest some really like pre-schooler material on basic enonomic science & finance.Or is there a “Economics/Finance for Dummies” out there.Maybe even some useful links on the http://www.
Thanks.
Comment by Yours Truly — 14 July 2008 @ 4:46 pm