Steven D. Levitt, Stephen J. Dubner "Freakonomics" Signed Limited Edition 3-Volume Set w/COA

Personally signed by Steven D. Levitt and Stephen J. Dubner

Easton Press, Norwalk CT. 2009 "Freakonomics" Signed Limited Edition matching 3-volume set. Leather Bound collector's editions. Freakonomics has been personally signed by the authors. Includes publisher issued COA. 

3-Volume Set in One Shipment: 

1. Freakonomics (Sealed)
2. Super Freakonomics
3. Think Lika A Freak

A striking and intellectually playful exploration of the hidden forces shaping everyday life, presented here in a Signed Limited Edition three‑volume set by Easton Press. Bound in premium leather with gilt edges, archival paper, and the unmistakable craftsmanship collectors prize, this set offers a definitive presentation of one of the most influential nonfiction works of the 21st century.

About the Authors

Steven D. Levitt, a renowned economist at the University of Chicago, is celebrated for his unconventional approach to economic theory—applying data analysis to unexpected social questions. His work earned him the John Bates Clark Medal, awarded to the most promising economist under forty.

Stephen J. Dubner, an award‑winning journalist and author, brings narrative clarity and wit to Levitt’s research. Together, Levitt and Dubner form one of the most recognizable intellectual partnerships of the modern era, blending rigorous analysis with storytelling that is both accessible and provocative.

About the Books

Freakonomics challenges readers to rethink how the world works by uncovering surprising connections between seemingly unrelated phenomena. From crime rates and parenting myths to real‑estate agents and sumo wrestlers, Levitt and Dubner reveal how incentives—both visible and hidden—shape human behavior.

This Easton Press three‑volume edition elevates the experience with:

• Premium full‑leather bindings

• Gilt page edges and stamped spine accents

• Archival-quality paper

A limitation page signed by the authors

A centerpiece for any modern nonfiction collection, and a rare opportunity to own a signed, beautifully produced edition of a contemporary classic.

Reviews & Reception

Upon release, Freakonomics became an instant bestseller, praised for its originality, clarity, and sheer entertainment value. Critics highlighted its ability to make complex ideas feel intuitive and engaging:

• The New York Times called it “a brilliant, fearless exploration of the unexpected.”

• The Wall Street Journal praised its “sharp insights and irresistible storytelling.”

• Readers worldwide embraced the book for its fresh perspective, sparking discussions that continue decades later.

The Easton Press signed edition is especially sought after by collectors for its craftsmanship and scarcity, making this three‑volume set a standout acquisition for any serious library.