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The Economist Style Guide: The Best-Selling Guide to English Usageby Economist BooksISBN 1861973462 (1-86197-346-2)
Hardcover, Economists Books
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Pocket Europe in Figures: Facts and Figures About 48 Countries That Make Up Europe Todayby Economist BooksISBN 1861973810 (1-86197-381-0)
Hardcover, Bernan Assoc
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Pocket Marketingby Economist BooksISBN 1861973616 (1-86197-361-6)
Hardcover, Bernan Assoc
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Pocket World in Figures 2002by Economist BooksISBN 1861973519 (1-86197-351-9)
Hardcover, Bernan Assoc
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› Find signed collectible books: 'Pocket World in Figures 2002'Book summary:The 2002 edition of this annual bestseller has been completely updated, revised and refreshed, with expanded coverage that includes features of the euro zone, and more rankings on the internet and the environment. As regulars will know, the book contains rankings on more than 200 topics in subject areas as wide-ranging as geography, population, business, the economy, trade, transport, finance, industry, demographics, the environment, society, culture and crime. If you want to know * the highest mountain or longest river * where economic growth is fastest or inflation is highest * who consumes most energy * where computer or mobile phone ownership is highest * the highest murder rate * who spends most, and who spends least, on health * the heaviest drinkers and smokers * who recycles most * where the internet has taken greatest hold The Economist Pocket World in Figures has all the answers [via]
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