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Steven Levitt分析毒品交易经济学

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《魔鬼经济学》的作者Steven Levitt展示了有关毒品交易的最新经济数据。与传统看法不同的是,他认为街头贩子其实无利可图:他们的收入不仅低于最低工资线,更要冒着被头头解决的生命风险。

Steven Levitt's eye-opening Freakonomics took economic theory into the real world of suburban parenting and urban drug gangs, turning conventional wisdom upside-down. Full bio »

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Reviewed by Xuefeng Liu
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