Freakonomics (edit title)

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“amazing book,eye-opening made me think about the hidden side of everything”

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“Love the approach, which is to question causes and effects and to becareful not always to leap to conclusions without saying that two things might be corelated, but not have a cause and effect relationship. Leaves room for the likelyhood that we don't know much about our envirnoment.”

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“Ekonomik akisa ilginc ve farkli bir bakis. ”

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“This is such a down-to-earth and out of the box examination of economics! I loved it.”

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“Freakonomics: A rogue economist explores the hidden side of everything (nf). co2005 200pgs Read Nov2005 as recommended by Peter Curtiss. Good, quick read. Interestingreminder to question conventional wisdom.”

• Rated 4 stars

“a lot of food for thought here. some questionably-executed studies, but always interesting.”

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“A quick read that takes a skewed look at various social conditions. For example, why do drug dealers live with their moms? The information is entertaining, but it's lasting effect is in making you look at social situations from a different angle.”

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“Written in an easy to relate way, it is a great body of work...explaining the mechanics of everything from parenting, to wrestling, drug dealing and crime.”

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“Interesting.”

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“very interesting”