Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Basic Economics
I know it technically passes NBOOK as written--so does every published textbook, for they all get reviewed--and Kirkus will review essentially anything.  The question is  the total failure of NPOV, which is a much more basic principle that the guideline on notability.  --is this a textbook on economics, or a textbook on free market economics? What do the reviews actually say in that respect? Is there any actual information here that can't be justified by a line in his article? And if it's his most famous book, what justifies the articles on his other books.? (but at least those articles at least give a hint in describing the contents that the book is from a particular perspective. I think the term for this entire group of article is alled garden
— User:DGG, 05:57, 27 November 2020 (UTC)
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