The Great Economists : How their ideas can help us today / Linda Yueh.

By:

Yueh Linda

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: UK. Penguin Books Viking; 2018.Edition: 2018Description: 357 p . ; softbound 15x23cmISBN:

978-0-241-23498-3

DDC classification:

23 330.092 YUE

Contents:

Introduction: Great economists on our economic challenges 1. Adam Smith: Should the Government rebalance the economy? 2. David Ricardo: Do trade deficits matter? 3. Karl Marx: Can china become rich? 4. Alfred Marshall: Is inequality inevitable? 5. Irving Fisher: Are we at risk of repeating the 1930s? 6. John Maynard Keynes: To Invest or not to Invest? 7. Joseph Schumpeter: what drives innovation? 8. Friedrich Hayek: What can we learn from financial crises? 9. Joan Robinson: Why are wages so low? 10. Milton Friedman: Are central banks doing too much? 11. Douglass North: Why are so few countries prosperous? 12. Robert Solow: Do we face a slow-growth future?

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Introduction: Great economists on our economic challenges
1. Adam Smith: Should the Government rebalance the economy?
2. David Ricardo: Do trade deficits matter?
3. Karl Marx: Can china become rich?
4. Alfred Marshall: Is inequality inevitable?
5. Irving Fisher: Are we at risk of repeating the 1930s?
6. John Maynard Keynes: To Invest or not to Invest?
7. Joseph Schumpeter: what drives innovation?
8. Friedrich Hayek: What can we learn from financial crises?
9. Joan Robinson: Why are wages so low?
10. Milton Friedman: Are central banks doing too much?
11. Douglass North: Why are so few countries prosperous?
12. Robert Solow: Do we face a slow-growth future?

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