There are 17 books by Pryor, Frederic L. on BookOrb. A strong starting point is The Communist foreign trade system (1963). The bibliography below is in publication order, with series grouped in reading order.

Standalone books

  1. 1 The Communist foreign trade system 1963 · 296 pages
  2. 2 Public expendirure in communist and capitalist nations 1968
  3. 3 Economic system and the size distribution of income and wealth 1971 · 89 pages
  4. 4 Property and industrial organization in communist and capitalist nations 1973 · 513 pages
  5. 5 The origins of the economy 1977 · 475 pages
  6. 6 A guidebook to the comparative study of economic systems 1985 · 342 pages
  7. 7 Income distribution and economic development in Madagascar 1988 · 76 pages
  8. 8 Income distribution and economic development in Malawi 1988 · 83 pages
  9. 9 Dong xi fang jing ji ti zhi bi jiao 1989 · 374 pages
  10. 10 East European economic reforms 1990 · 46 pages
  11. 11 Malaŵi and Madagascar 1990 · 470 pages
  12. 12 Economic reform in Third-World Marxist nations 1991 · 37 pages
  13. 13 Economic Evolution and Structure 1995
  14. 14 Who's Not Working and Why 1999 · 320 pages
  15. 15 The Future of U.S. Capitalism 2002 · 462 pages
  16. 16 Economic Systems of Foraging, Agricultural, and Industrial Societies 2005 · 332 pages
  17. 17 Capitalism Reassessed 2012 · 286 pages

Frequently asked questions

How many books has Pryor, Frederic L. written?

BookOrb lists 17 books by Pryor, Frederic L..

Where should I start with Pryor, Frederic L.?

A good starting point is The Communist foreign trade system (1963), based on reader ratings and series position on BookOrb.

What is the Pryor, Frederic L. books in order list?

In publication order: 1. The Communist foreign trade system (1963), 2. Public expendirure in communist and capitalist nations (1968), 3. Economic system and the size distribution of income and wealth (1971), 4. Property and industrial organization in communist and capitalist nations (1973), 5. The origins of the economy (1977), 6. A guidebook to the comparative study of economic systems (1985), 7. Income distribution and economic development in Madagascar (1988), 8. Income distribution and economic development in Malawi (1988), 9. Dong xi fang jing ji ti zhi bi jiao (1989), 10. East European economic reforms (1990), 11. Malaŵi and Madagascar (1990), 12. Economic reform in Third-World Marxist nations (1991), 13. Economic Evolution and Structure (1995), 14. Who's Not Working and Why (1999), 15. The Future of U.S. Capitalism (2002), and 2 more.