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Reinventing The Bazaar

Taking us on a tour of the world's markets, John McMillan ranges from a camel trading fair in India to the 20 millin dollar per day Aalsmeer flower market and the global trade in AIDS drugs. He shows markets as neither magical nor immoral, but imperfect tools to improve living standards.
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Taking us on a tour of the world's markets, John Mc Millan ranges from a camel trading fair in India to the 20 millin dollar per day Aalsmeer flower market & the global trade in AIDS drugs. He shows markets as neither magical nor immoral, but imperfect tools to improve living standards.

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India - A subcontinent in Asia
Flower - The reproductive part of a plant. Colourful to attract insects to pollenate
World - A physical grouping, commonly used to describe earth and everything associated with ti
Day - The time it takes a planet or other space objects to complete one rotation.
Flower - A product that comes from planting a seed, tend to be the brightly coloured part at the end of the stem.

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Over 5 million books in stock - all new
Discounts of upto 80 percent
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