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Freaks and Friends: A Journey into the Curious World of Economics

Prepare to be surprised and enlightened by **Freaks and Friends: A Rogue Economist's Guide to the World**, a captivating collection of essays from the minds behind the international phenomenon, **Freakonomics**. Join **Steven D. Levitt** and **Stephen J. Dubner** as they delve into the seemingly mundane, extracting extraordinary insights from the unexpected. From the perplexing reasons flight attendants don't get tipped to the surprising relationship between height and income, this book dissects everyday curiosities with the precision of a seasoned economist. **Freaks and Friends** will challenge your assumptions about the world and provoke new ways of thinking. You'll learn why predicting the Kentucky Derby winner is a fool's game, ponder the merits of a sex tax (and maybe even a fat tax), and discover the fascinating reasons why KFC frequently runs out of its signature fried chicken. Beyond the intellectual exploration, you'll also gain a glimpse into the personalities of Levitt and Dubner, discovering their quirks and passions that fuel their insatiable curiosity. Whether you're a seasoned economist or simply a curious mind seeking a new perspective, **Freaks and Friends** offers a captivating blend of wit, wisdom, and the unexpected, making it the perfect companion for anyone who loves to explore the world with a discerning eye. **Steven D. Levitt**, renowned economist and author, is known for his groundbreaking work on the intersection of economics and social issues.

Wydawnictwo	Penguin Books
data wydania	6 czerwca 1984
ISBN	9780141980966
liczba stron	400
słowa kluczowe	ciekawostki
kategoria	biznes, finanse
język	angielski