<p>这是新版本辞典的介绍</p><p><br/></p><p>The New Palgrave<br/>Dictionary of Economics</p><p><br/>Edited by Lawrence E. Blume<br/>and Steven N. Durlauf</p><p><br/>Second Edition<br/>Publishing May 2008 in print and online</p><p><br/>• 5.8 million words<br/>• 1,500+ contributors<br/>• 1,750+ articles<br/>• 7,680 pages<br/>• 8 print volumes<br/>• 1 dynamic online resource<br/>The definitive resource for a new<br/>generation of economists<br/><a href="http://www.dictionaryofeconomics.com">www.dictionaryofeconomics.com</a><br/>Following its original publication in 1987, The New Palgrave Dictionary<br/>of Economics has become established as the leading reference work for<br/>economists in all spheres of the discipline. R. H. 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