270 Đề Và Bài Văn Mẫu 9 tải về miễn phí cuốn sách

Designer Designer ralsafycb54 — Interesting read. Aproaches everyday observations with the critical eye of economic theory.

Sebastian Scherhans scherhanssebasti — I read this book as an exercise to be thankful during this season of thanks and giving. Not for the faint. This is such a hard story to accept that I think it's possible to write it off completely. I did for a while. Regardless, it's masterful. It really is.

Omar Zahirovic omarzahir — It was probably irresponsible of me to rate this book, considering I didn't actually finish it; however, I tried to compensate by giving it the benefit of the doubt and rating it 2 stars as opposed to 1. I couldn't finish this book because I found it long-winded and inaccessible, with not much emphasis on the practical. Perhaps more importantly, although this edition was published in 2004, it clearly had not been updated since its original 1980 publication -- every single reference was from the '70s or earlier. This served as a complete disincentive to getting through this difficult book, as none of the information was current and I wasn't sure how seriously to take any of it. Maybe one could argue that this text is a classic and should be read as one, or perhaps that things haven't changed that much and the information is still useful. To the first argument, I say that I could probably find equally informative books that may deserve to be classics but contain more current information. To the second, if things in fact haven't changed, I'd like contemporary references which attest to that. And surely SOME things have, at least among the plethora of statistics they cite if nothing else.

Agata Wysocka agatawysocka — has very nice quotes to use for a talk