John Craven Libros

Focusing on the intersection of ethics and decision-making, this book surveys the literature of social choice, emphasizing desirable conditions for social judgments and the revelation of true preferences. It consolidates numerous papers into a coherent framework, highlighting often-overlooked interpretations. The work discusses applications in economics, electoral politics, and ethics, making it a valuable resource for senior undergraduate and graduate students in economics, political science, and philosophy.

Penguin presents the audiobook edition of "Headlines and Hedgerows" by John Craven. In this, his first memoir, John recounts his childhood, the high-points and low-points of on e of the longest, entertaining careers in history, and the people, family and animals in his own life which have shaped it. Born in Leeds, West Yorkshire, John showed an early interest in newspapers when, aged 11, he wrote the 'Grimthorpe Street Gazette': a one-page paper detailing the latest goings-on in his street. It was a short-lived enterprise, not least as he only had one copy of it (which he charged neighbours a penny to borrow and read). It was whilst working at the Yorkshire Post that he heard of a new opening at the BBC - a move that was to change his life forever. . . Throughout the 1970s and 80s, John was, to children and parents alike, a friendly guide to the big wide world and to adulthood, breaking such news as the Challenger shuttle disaster in 1986 on Newsround. Since then, having presented Countryfile from across the breadth of Britain, John has introduced us to the people. landscapes and animals which make it so special. He has done for our countryside what Attenborough has done across the world, and now we get to hear the story of a national treasure. ©2019 John Craven (P)2019 Penguin Audio

Focusing on the intersection of ethics and decision-making, this book surveys the extensive literature on social choice, emphasizing desirable conditions for social judgments and the importance of revealing true preferences. It synthesizes numerous papers into a cohesive framework, highlighting often-missing interpretations. Applications span economics, electoral politics, and ethics, making it a valuable resource for senior undergraduate and graduate students in economics, political science, and philosophy.

The book presents a comprehensive theory on the distribution of national income, focusing on wages, profits, and other income categories. The initial six chapters serve as an introduction to distribution theory for intermediate economics students, while the subsequent seven chapters explore advancements and applications of the theory. This structured approach aims to deepen understanding of economic principles related to income distribution.

Published In Aid of BBC Children in Need * The Countryfile Calendar has brought nature into our homes for nearly three decades, and now this comprehensive collection captures the essence of each season, bringing together viewers' photographs of the British countryside throughout the year.