Superfreakonomics

by Stephen J. Dubner (Author), Steven D. Levitt (Author)

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Synopsis of Superfreakonomics

Freakonomics Lived On The New York Times Bestseller List For An Astonishing Two Years. Now Authors Steven D. Levitt And Stephen J. Dubner Return With More Iconoclastic Insights And Observations In SuperfreakonomicsThe Long Awaited Follow-Up To Their New York Times Notable Blockbuster. Based On Revolutionary Research And Original Studies Superfreakonomics Promises To Once Again Challenge Our View Of The Way The World Really Works.

>About The Author
Steven D. Levitt Is The Alvin H. Baum Professor Of Economics At The University Of Chicago, Where He Is Also Director Of The Becker Center On Chicago Price Theory. In 2004, He Was Awarded The John Bates Clark Medal, Which Recognizes The Most Influential Economist In America Under The Age Of 40. More Recently, He Was Named One Of Time Magazine'S "100 People Who Shape Our World." Levitt Received His B.A. From Harvard University In 1989, His Ph.D. From M.I.T. In 1994, And Has Taught At The University Of Chicago Since 1997. He Coauthored The Bestselling Book Freakonomics With Stephen J. Dubner.

Stephen J. Dubner Is An Award-Winning Author And Journalist Who Lives In New York City. He Is The Coauthor, With Steven D. Levitt, Of Freakonomics: A Rogue Economist Explores The Hidden Side Of Everything. He Is Also The Author Of Turbulent Souls: A Catholic Son'S Return To His Jewish Family (1998), Confessions Of A Hero-Worshiper (2003), And A Children'S Book, The Boy With Two Belly Buttons (2007).

Freakonomics, Published In April 2005, Instantly Became An International Bestseller, With More Than 1.5 Million Copies Sold In The U.S. Alone. It Won The Inaugural Quill Award For Best Business Book; Was Short-Listed For The Inaugural Financial Times/Goldman Sachs Business Book Award; Received A Visionary Award From The National Council On Economic Education; Was A Book Sense Book Of The Year; And Was Named A Notable Book Of 2005 By The New York Times. Turbulent Souls Was Also Named A Notable Book, And Was A Finalist For The Koret National Jewish Book Award. Turbulent Souls Was Reissued In Late 2006 Under A New Title, Choosing My Religion.

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