
To, co widzialne i to, czego nie widać
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Narrated by:
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Tomasz Kućma
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By:
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Frédéric Bastiat
About this listen
Frédéric Bastiat zapisał się w historii jako wolnorynkowy ekonomista, który w prosty, ale dobitny sposób obnażał rozwiązania gospodarcze proponowane przez socjalistów. Jego publikacje cechuje specyficzny styl wypowiedzi okraszony ironią i prostymi przykładami, dzięki czemu działają one nawet na wyobraźnię osób niezaznajomionych z mechanizmami działania makroekonomii.
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