That said, I never liked the books. SEE: Inside The Mind Of Steven D. Levitt : A Review of FreakonomicsSeven Million Copies Sold
Once in a while, we get a report from our publishers about how many copies of Freakonomics and SuperFreakonomics have been sold around the world. Last we heard — it was a while ago — we were at 5 million.The latest report tells us we’ve just breached the 7 million mark. Here’s a rough breakdown:
• United States: 4.4 million
•United Kingdom: 1.65 million
•Translated editions: 1 millionWith the global population at around 7 billion, those 7 million copies represent a nice round number: 1 book sold for every 1,000 people on the planet.With Think Like a Freak coming out next week, I hope we get to 10 million copies before there are 10 billion people on Earth.
Saturday, May 10, 2014
Now These are Bestselling Economics Books
Stephen Dubner of Dubner and Levitt writes:
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