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You should have know what Coase theorem says in your secondary school but you never know how to apply it before reading this book. The achivement of the book is not just to correct the wrong traditional views in share cropping but to show you the way an economist should pursuit - the importance of empirical evidence to test your theories.

As a major contributor to the economics of transaction costs and one of the founder of the property rights, Steven Cheung writes about property rights and social cost problem with great clarity and new innovation in idea. This book is an important and useful review of the social cost problem, together with Cheung's unique approach to solving the problem. Overall speaking, this book is excellent!

This book is a further extension on the "the Problem of Social Cost" written by Ronald coase. Using the examples of Coase, Prof Cheung use a lot of simple numberic tables to illustrate the implication of the property rights play in the market mechansim. It clearly point out that the theories about the divergence of private and social cost could never be correct as they ignore the constraints in the real world.

As a major contributor to the economics of transaction costs and one of the founder of the property-rights economics, Steven Cheung writes about property rights and social cost problem with great clarity and new innovation in idea. This book is an important and useful review of the social cost problem, together with Cheung's unique approach to solving the problem. Overall speaking, this book is excellent!

In all word,I love him very much!

I was thrilled with this book...unlike the Martha Stewart-types who can tell you how to make a wreath if you spend $100, Susie emphasizes finding articles in your own home and how to use them creatively.

I was surprised and pleased that the emphasis in the book was not on spending a lot, but on creating a personal style, and how to create a "style file" to help you along the way. Her style ideas are clean, colorful, and pretty easy! I look forward to her next book.

I got tons of great decorating ideas from this book. I like the way she encourages people to use what they have instead of spending lots of money getting all new things. This book shows you how anyone can make their home special on any budget. The pictures were beautiful and the recipes were a nice touch.

Even before bringing my copy of Everyday Styling back from the book-signing, I had mentally redecorated my living room. Uncannily, when I arrived home, my thirteen year old son was already rearranging the furniture the way I envisioned. (This without a word from me) Now that's a powerful book! It's also a delightful book to look at: cheerful, colorful and uplifting. The book has a great personality--inviting, encouraging, fun-loving and respectful of the reader's pocketbook! The book is the perfect housewarming or birthday gift. I'm looking forward to using many ideas from the book. The suggestions don't require much effort. It's all about having fun expressing your own sense of aesthetics and style--not seriously or self consciously, but in a light hearted manner.