Risultati per "economia" in Fantascienza e fantasy

Realms to explore, dragons to consume, spells to learn, and a domain to expand. Tristan Winterbloom has successfully arrived at the Citadel of Essence in Yustat. His half-brother, Bertram Anorox, resides there on a Pathfinder Company contract. At long last, Tristan can fulfill his grandfather's...

Aristarco, Martina y Chuy, tres grandes amigos y amantes de la historia, se dirigen a Calakmul, pero no cuentan con que un anciano maya no sólo cambiará la ruta de su visita, sino que los hará viajar en el tiempo. El destino: el México de1994 días antes del asesinato de Luis Donaldo Colosio...

Tristan Winterbloom, the last of his Elvish bloodline, was forced to flee the Kingdom of Bhant after he was blamed for the deaths of his mother and the household servants. Before his grandfather succumbed to poison, he charged Tristan with a mission: find his half brother, Bertram, and bring him...

Cuentos completos de Leonora Carrington reúne los relatos publicados en La casa del miedo, El séptimo caballo e incluye tres cuentos inéditos en español: "El camello de arena", "El vuelo de Mr. Gregory" y "Jemima y el Lobo". La recolección de estas historias en un solo tomo permite al lector adentrarse por completo en la imaginación de Leonora Carrington y fascinarse por sus historias fantásticas, el mundo onírico y su percepción de la realidad de forma macabra, satírica y brillante.

Controllo della tecnologia e della paura, manipolazione, applicazione del virtuale per manovrare le masse, enormi interessi in gioco e uso della malattia come modalità di controllo dell'economia. "Futura" è un romanzo avvincente ambientato tra alcuni anni. Come durante il periodo della televisione e come durante il periodo di internet, così durante il periodo olografico, che consente alle persone di proiettare proprie immagini nello spazio, la diffusione della conoscenza non è libera, ma controllata.

It was Adam Smith (1723-1790) who first established economics as a separate branch of knowledge, and many would say his work has never been surpassed. The Wealth of Nations, which appeared in 1776, is the definitive text for all who believe that economic decisions are best left to markets, not governments. At the heart of Smith's doctrine is an optimistic view of the effects of self-interest. Though each individual seeks only personal gain, the collective result is increased prosperity, which benefits society as a whole.