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The Palestinian Protests of September 2012: The Birth of a Social Protest Movement - The Arab Center

bontxt: universe-and-universe-universal: Allow me to give you a quick lesson in economics to describ

b-a-c-u:The Mobius strip (aka The Ear). 1976. Central Economics and Mathematics Institute (CEMI), Ru

toastedpopsicle: eilti: This is legit. to complete this analogy, imagine everything else in your lif

owsposters: Free Market Capitalism Defined Truthfully

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upennmanuscripts:Ms. Codex 468 - [Handbook of commercial arithmetic] If you love math and economics,

Raf Simons: Japanese Editorial Feature.[ ARCHIVE.PDF ARTICLE: ‘Raf Simons and the Economics of

eggirlstudies: surprised by how much i enjoy learning about economics! here are some digital notes i

animatedFake Growth & Differentiation - aka Modern Politics (my caption)digital artwork by F

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LJS 180 Letter concerning coinage, written in Paris in 1809.Letter written in Paris, dated 27 May 18

Raccoon family: “We’re the 99%!”

Alicia said with huge dimples, “I think tonight we should sit by the fire and discuss how

holdyourghost:

“‘Bone Dry’ National Prohibition should be the first enactment for national defens

wizardpotions:Thank you The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past (1991)

DAY: 90/100 Andy Warhol: “Enticing Capital: A Semi-Critical Guide to the Economics of Art

William Stamper (82 years old) and his wife, who have lived in the Ozarks for fifty years (Missouri,

a long productive study session

Cornell students appear to be studying the electric iron(Nina Leen. 1951)

kyoko-studies:☆.｡.:* Econ Notes w/ my fave periwinkle pen .｡.:*☆I’m almost done with my term p

Horse-drawn wagons loaded with cotton bales on a busy commercial street in Gainesville (Texas, 1910s

Cotton hoers from Memphis, Tennessee are carried by trucks to the Arkansas plantations (1937).  

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