Lessons For The Young Economist By Robert Murphy

ISBN-10: 1933550880
ISBN-13: 978-1933550886

Fix Notes

Chapter 1:
The Scope And Boundaries of Economic Science:

• Missing .: 2nd paragraph, first sentence

Why Study Economics:

• Missing .: first paragraph, 2nd sentence.

Chapter 2:
After Second Box "Economists Can't Agree on the Right Medicine"

• Missing .: "are either dishonest or sloppy These passions"

Chapter 3:

• Extra space: First Box
• "Murray Roth bard".

Chapter 4: Consumer Goods versus Producer Goods:

• Missing .: End of 2nd paragraph

Chapter 6: How Prices Are Formed in Barter:

• Extra Space: "Alice, Billy, and Christy
• who arrive"
• Made consistent with rest of the book (no space between dash and next word)

Chapter 9:

• Missing space: Right after footnote 2. "profitable.2On"

Chapter 10: How Saving and Investment Increase An Economy's Future Output

• Missing .: End of first paragraph
• Missing .: Second paragraph, first sentence. "This is certainly a possibility For Example, if Bill"

Chapter 11: Example 1: Supply Reduction

• Missing .: First paragraph, 2nd sentence. "thousand barrels per day What effect will this have"

Chapter 12:

• Missing .: "the later money Market interest rates"
• Missing .: "will pay back any borrowed money There are several"
• Missing .: "debts and repayment history These companies sell"

Chapter 13:

• Missing ,: "In short entrepreneurs estimate whether their proposed"

Chapter 15:

• Missing .: "that occur in a system based on private property Indeed the very terminology"
• Missing .: "not mere artifacts of a market economy The socialist planners"

Chaper 16:

• Missing .: "socialist regimes in the 20th century Now it is true"

Chapter 18:

• Missing space: right after footnote 1
• Missing .: "eliminate the arbitrary disadvantages placed on particular sectors of the economy"
• end of paragraph

Chapter 19:

• Missing .: "apply among individuals in a pure market economy The case for free trade"

Chapter 20:

• Missing space: Right after footnote 3
• Missing space: Right after footnote 4
• Extra space: "period— often called the “Noble Experiment”—mobsters"
• Missing .: "as the heroin or cocaine trade is today The infamous"

Chapter 21:

• Missing .: "from an initial barter economy and eventually become money In such a situation"
• Missing .: "valued even before they had achieved their status as money In a pure market"
• Missing .: "no single agency in charge of “the money” No, various people could own gold mines"
• Missing .: "in the same way that the total amount of bicycles isn’t set by a government agency"
• end of paragraph
• Missing .: "very controversial to even define what we mean by “the price of money” Economists have devised"
• Missing .: "all of these activities much more orderly Having an unsound fiat money is"
• Missing .: "in its official mission of price stability But in terms of the whole"

Chapter 22:

• Missing .: "create new money in the economy On the contrary if the government runs"

Chapter 23:

• Extra space: "—whether a consumer or a capital good— entrepreneurs must use"
• Missing .: "making cars that no one wants to buy No, the correct thing to do is allow"

Side Notes:

• Should some of the tables be converted to HTML instead of images?
• This would save on some space, and would leave formatting up to the epub reader. On my Nook some of the tables are very small and hard to read.
• First letter of each chapter has:
  <big><big><big>T</big><big><big>.
• I believe a much better way to do this would be to create a larger font class and apply that (sort of like what is done already in the other ebooks with Dropcap).
• Should the "ind" class just be added into , instead of having (almost) every
  be class "ind"?
• You can still override this with any special needs ("noind")
• Inline formatting isn't very good practice.
• For example:
  <h2 class="right" style="margin-top:30px;"><a id="chap05_1"/>Society Requires Rules</h2>
  
  Why not create a class in the stylesheet called "chaptertitle" with the attributes of class "right" and "margin-top:30px"?
• Another example:
  <p class="noind" style="margin-top:20px;">
  
  This is after almost every single chapter title (or subchapter title) in the first paragraph. Why not create a "firstparagraph" class, which includes margin-top:20px as an attribute?
  Or "marginfifty", "margintwenty", "marginthirty" class (with margin-top: ##px)?
  
  This can then be used multiple times throughout the document, and be able to be changed in just the stylesheet, instead of throughout the entire document.

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