Mathematics for Economists, a new text for advanced undergraduate and beginning graduate students in economics, is a thoroughly modern treatment of the mathematics that underlies economic theory. An abundance of applications to current economic analysis, illustrative diagrams, thought-provoking exercises, careful proofs, and a flexible organisation-these are the advantages that Mathematics for Economists brings to today's classroom.

FERGUS, THE LITTLE BLUE TRACTOR, lives on Smithfield farm with his friends Hamish the horse and the wise old owl. Fergus is well liked by all the farm animals and is farmer Smithfields favourite tractor. Fergus loves helping farmer Smithfield, regardless of how hard the chores are Fergus and the farmer always get them done together. Life is good on the farm until one day without Smithfi eld arrived to start the days chores shiny new big red tractor. When Fergus and Big Red meet, Fergus is pushed aside as confi dently and boastfully Big Red tells Ferguss friends that he is the farmers new tractor, and there is nothing he cant do! Sadly, after many years of hard work on the farm Fergus was no longer needed. What would become of Fergus, what possible use could a little old tractor ever be now? Will Fergus remain rusting away in the barn or will the ferocious storm leave the farmer in need of help? Who possibly could the farmer turn to when all else has failed? This feel good bedtime story from childrens author Simon Lawrence will warm your heart and have you cheering for the underdog.

Facsimile of a notebook dated 1800 or 1801 containing 62 of Kilburn's designs and manuscript notes, with a new introduction by Simon Lawrence.

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"This sixth volume [of Fleece Press books on John Buckland Wright] comprises an illustrated catalogue raisonné of all the prints JBW produced from metal plates, including drypoint, copper engraving and the intaglio process, from his earliest plates in 1927, to those that he was working on at the time of his death, as well as those that appeared posthumously as illustrations to books he had already completed."--Preface. - "This is the sixth Fleece Press book about the work of John Buckland Wright ... The images were prepared by Ian Wright Creative, and the book was printed by J.W. Northend in Sheffield on Stow Ivory Vol. 16, before being bound by the Fine Book Bindery in Findeon, Northants. There are 100 standard copies (A) which are bound in cloth. 220 copies (B) are bound in quarter cloth and a false Suminagashi marbled paper made for the book by Antonio Vélez Celemin in Madrid; they include an original tipped-in copper engraving 'Venus calling the Sea Gods' ... as frontispiece. These are housed in a slipcase. 40 copies (C) are bound in quarter vellum with the same marbled paper, housed in a slipcase. In addition to the tipped-in frontispiece as above, they include four original prints housed in a folder ... These copies are housed in a clamshell box. Six copies, lettered A to F [(D)], are not for sale. They are the same as the C edition in all respects but also include five prints ... All the original plates included with this book were printed by Jeremy Blighton and Anthony Dyson at the Black Star Press. - Errata attached to front pastedown.