Isbn: 9781840648027 - the economics of language (the international library of critical writings in economics series) (18 resultados)

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Hardback. Condición: New. The economics of language remains neglected territory. Language makes information operational. As a social technology, it is a resource of the symbolic species - some argue it defines the human species. Language affects ability to find employment; cultural identity, effective communication in business, international trade, and tourism; negotiations and settlement procedures; political activity; and conflict within and between nations.Donald Lamberton, a leading scholar in the field, has selected key papers which address issues such as why some languages survive and others do not, the importance of language to the operation of a world-wide business, the problem of the language divide in economic development and the future of new language technologies such as telephone interpreting services, the internet and talking machines.This authoritative collection of papers contributes, in the words of Jacob Marschak, to 'the essential stuff of economics, in particular the economics of uncertainty that characterizes problems of human information, communication and organization'. …

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The economics of language remains neglected territory. Language makes information operational. As a social technology, it is a resource of the symbolic species - some argue it defines the human species. Language affects ability to find employment; cultural identity, effective communication in business, international trade and tourism; negotiations and settlement procedures; political activity; and conflict within and between nations. Lamberton has selected key papers which address issues such as why some languages survive and other do not, the importance of language to the operation of a world-wide business, the problem of the language divide in economic development and the future of new language technologies such as telephone interpreting services, the Internet and talking machines. Language makes information operational. As a social technology, it is a resource of the symbolic species - some argue it defines the human species. These papers address issues such as why some languages survive and other don't and language in the operation of a world-wide business. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Hardback. Condición: New. The economics of language remains neglected territory. Language makes information operational. As a social technology, it is a resource of the symbolic species - some argue it defines the human species. Language affects ability to find employment; cultural identity, effective communication in business, international trade, and tourism; negotiations and settlement procedures; political activity; and conflict within and between nations.Donald Lamberton, a leading scholar in the field, has selected key papers which address issues such as why some languages survive and others do not, the importance of language to the operation of a world-wide business, the problem of the language divide in economic development and the future of new language technologies such as telephone interpreting services, the internet and talking machines.This authoritative collection of papers contributes, in the words of Jacob Marschak, to 'the essential stuff of economics, in particular the economics of uncertainty that characterizes problems of human information, communication and organization'. …

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. The economics of language remains neglected territory. Language makes information operational. As a social technology, it is a resource of the symbolic species - some argue it defines the human species. Language affects ability to find employment; cultural identity, effective communication in business, international trade and tourism; negotiations and settlement procedures; political activity; and conflict within and between nations. Lamberton has selected key papers which address issues such as why some languages survive and other do not, the importance of language to the operation of a world-wide business, the problem of the language divide in economic development and the future of new language technologies such as telephone interpreting services, the Internet and talking machines. Language makes information operational. As a social technology, it is a resource of the symbolic species - some argue it defines the human species. These papers address issues such as why some languages survive and other don't and language in the operation of a world-wide business. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…