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Introduction to Economic Analysis (December 22, 2005)

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This is a text-to-speech remix of an economics textbook, written by R. Preston McAfee, the J. Stanley Johnson Professor of Business, Economics & Management
at the California Institute of Technology.

The recording was prepared by Ted Gilchrist, of www.botcastnetwork.com. The original work was licensed under Creative Commons. It can be found at:

http://www.introecon.com/.

This audio is part of the collection: Podcasts

Date: 2005-12-22
Keywords: economics; botcast; podcast; ebook; speech

Creative Commons license: Attribution-NonCommercial

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Chapter 1	26 MB	15 MB	13 MB
Chapter 2	82 MB	49 MB	41 MB
Chapter 3	81 MB	48 MB	41 MB
Chapter 4	82 MB	48 MB	41 MB
Chapter 5	82 MB	48 MB	41 MB
Chapter 6	66 MB	39 MB	33 MB
Chapter 7 (1)	116 MB	68 MB	58 MB
Chapter 7 (2)	68 MB	40 MB	34 MB
Chapter 7 (3)	97 MB	57 MB	56 MB

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mcafee_econ_meta.xml	Metadata	1012 B
mcafee_econ_reviews.xml	Metadata	630 B

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Reviewer: gurdonark - - April 12, 2006
Subject: Useful sample source
This creative commons text-to-speech rendition of a creative commons textbook is useful not only a textbook read out loud, but also as a fertile field for sampling for the sound artist who wishes to make ironic use of an economic reading.