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Pocket World In Figures 2009 by The Economist (view source)
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|title= Pocket World In Figures 2009
|author= The Economist
|reviewer= Sue Magee
|genre=Politics and Society Reference
|summary= An indispensable guide to the world in sound figures unaccompanied by any narrative - the figures speak for themselves.
|rating=4.5
|buy= Yes
|borrow= Yes
|pages=256
|publisher= Profile Books
|date= September 2008
|isbn=978-1846681233
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If you're interested in the way in which figures can be used to confuse or bamboozle then we can recommend [[The Tiger that Isn't by Michael Blastland and Andrew Dilnot]].
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