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Macroeconomics

Hubbard Garnett Lewis O'Brien

2nd Ed.

I'm at Deakin but I know this book is used broadly for commerce, business, arts degrees at many universities.

Not a word of a lie, I did not open this book all semester. Untouched.

I paid $166.50 for it in April (I bought it 7 weeks into semester)

$120 ono

Will post or meet at Deakin

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