Gary S. Becker

Gary S. Becker was University Professor of Economics and Sociology at the University of Chicago. In 1992, he was awarded the Nobel Prize in Economics.

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Cover: Accounting for TastesAccounting for TastesBecker, Gary S.PAPERBACK03/30/1998$36.00
Cover: Social Economics: Market Behavior in a Social EnvironmentSocial Economics: Market Behavior in a Social EnvironmentBecker, Gary S.
Murphy, Kevin M.		PAPERBACK02/28/2003$37.00
Cover: A Treatise on the Family: Enlarged EditionA Treatise on the Family: Enlarged EditionBecker, Gary S.PAPERBACK10/15/1993$50.00
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