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    Political Economics for 6 Year Olds
    Political Economics for 6 Year Olds
    Political Economics for 6 Year Olds
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    Political Economics for 6 Year Olds

    By Vigar

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    The book uses simple language to describe in a humorous manner a case study of an idea for a Space Port to be built, for the people. A dual look at the right and wrong way that governments should manage their tendering process for the good of the people. Contrasted with the possible way a corrupt regime may choose to circumvent the high moral standards expected. Drawing on notorious examples of historic behaviour the author explains the concepts of project management, taxes and budget control.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherVigar
    Release dateMay 10, 2021
    ISBN9781005006457
    Political Economics for 6 Year Olds
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    Vigar

    Vigar is my pen name. I have been writing for four years and I will hopefully be adding free fiction shorts through this account monitoring feedback before creating books for my other readers.

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