Agricultural and Applied Economics—Without Apology
My book Doing Economics: What You Should Have Learned in Grad School―But Didn’t (MIT Press) is finally out. You can get it here from Amazon, or you can click here for non-Amazon alternatives.
Once you have read it, I would be grateful if you could please take time to review it on Amazon, Goodreads, or B&N, as reviews drive a book’s post-release marketing.
My book Doing Economics: What You Should Have Learned in Grad School—but Didn’t is coming out in a little over two weeks on May 10. If you would like to have it in hand as soon as it comes out, you can pre-order it here.
With the publisher’s permission, I am sharing an excerpt of the book’s introduction below, after which I explain what the book covers, and how I am qualified to do so.
I was fortunate to be interviewed some months ago about my forthcoming book by Alex Hollingsworth (Indiana University) and Sebastian Tello-Trillo (University of Virginia) for their podcast, The Hidden Curriculum.
During our hour-long conversation, we also talked about music, my workflow, some of my recent research, and cookbooks. Listen below:
