Fiscal ballads

by Harry Graham

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Fiction. Poetry. HTML: The principles of economics may not seem like the most likely topic for a volume of poetry, but English writer Harry Graham pulls this feat off with aplomb in the collection of light verse, Fiscal Ballads. Assuming the voices of a number of residents of a rural village, Graham humorously illustrates concepts such as taxation, supply and demand, and financial risk. .… (more)

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Fiction. Poetry. HTML:

The principles of economics may not seem like the most likely topic for a volume of poetry, but English writer Harry Graham pulls this feat off with aplomb in the collection of light verse, Fiscal Ballads. Assuming the voices of a number of residents of a rural village, Graham humorously illustrates concepts such as taxation, supply and demand, and financial risk.

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