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"The Life of Clement Studebaker" is a typewritten manuscript held in the collection of the St. Joseph County Library in South Bend, Indiana. Written after his death in 1901, it was never published. Although Clement died just at the dawn of the automobile age, he, together with his brother John Mohler Studebaker, established the character of the business and hand-picked the successors who introduced the company's first cars. Clement, therefore, is an important precursor to the history of the automobile industry. "The Life of Clement Studebaker" covers his business life, his political life, his family life, his church life, and his connections with other businesses and other people in South Bend. It illuminates the man and gives insight. This fascinating 188-page biography belongs on the shelf of everyone interested in the history of the Studebaker Corporation, the city of South Bend, the automobile industry, or life in the late 19th century.

This first volume in the series disucsses such topics as critical realism and the analysis of choice, evolution within equilibrium, financial evolution and innovation, Ludwig Lachmann and his contributions to science, and endogenous change.

This handbook brings together papers on several aspects of robust inference. Many of the areas included have not been covered in previous surveys in this area.

The second of two volumes which aim to survey convex geometry, its many ramifications and its relations with other areas of mathematics. A second aim is to give a high-level introduction to most branches of convexity and its applications, showing the major ideas, methods and results.

Rather than describing the various schools of economics or its history, this book aims to present current macroeconomic knowledge, with a few contributions from famous works and authors when absolutely necessary. It is aimed at those with some existing knowledge of the subject.

A textbook on macroeconomic knowledge and analysis.