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The Challenge of Waste
Guy Boothby
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"The Challenge of Waste" examines the wasteful nature of the competitive market system, particularly from a Veblenian point of view. He also praises World War I era planning by the Fuel Administration and other government wartime agencies.
"The Challenge of Waste" examines the wasteful nature of the competitive market system, particularly from a Veblenian point of view. He also praises World War I era planning by the Fuel Administration and other government wartime agencies.
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Community Reviews
Good book, logical and comprehensive.
I cant say that I enjoyed it, but it is not a book to be enjoyed -for me at least-, but to be understood and to take actions from.
An eye-opening guide to the topic of waste (in all its forms, past, present and future).
If you listened to the audiobook (like I did), you'd immediately want to buy the paper book right after you're done.
Definitely not a one-time read. Absolutely re-reading this.