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By Nicholas Mulder. Yale University Press; 448 pages; $32.50 and £25. A fortuitously timed history of the use of economic sanctions during the interwar period of the 20th century. Their mixed ...
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Read these five novels as a chilling introduction to the idea of democracy under threat in America. The Handmaid's Tale. By Margaret Atwood. Harper Collins; 320 pages; $28. Vintage; £16.99 ...
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It's about four friends looking back on their friendship and begins with their years teaching at Wisconsin when they were all trying to get tenure. It ends decades later. Lore Segal and Vivian ...
Best books of 2022: Economics
Books of the Year 2022. All this week, FT writers and critics share their favourites. Some highlights are: Monday: Business by Andrew Hill. Tuesday: Environment by Pilita Clark. Wednesday ...
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41 books based on 7 votes: Empire of Pain: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty by Patrick Radden Keefe, Invisible China: How the Urban-Rural Divide...
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Edwards tells this complex and controversial story superbly. The Eight Per Cent Solution: A Strategy for India's Growth by Nikhil Gupta (Bloomsbury) This is an outstanding book. The author ...
The Undercover Economist by Tim Harford
Showing us the world through the eyes of an economist, Tim Harford reveals that everyday events are intricate games of negotiations, contests of strength, and battles of wits. Written with a light touch and sly wit, The Undercover Economist turns "the dismal science" into a true delight. 288 pages, Hardcover.
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Maddy Simpson. The economy and how it impacts families is a burning issue today, as inflation and high interest rates dominate the news in the United States. In the United Kingdom, economics is at ...
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Making Sense of Chaos by J. Doyne Farmer (Allen Lane, £25) builds on Klaas' thesis and Göpel's framework by arguing that economics is in need of a radical update. Farmer, a complex systems ...
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Best for Beginners: Common Sense Economics. Courtesy of Amazon. Buy on Amazon. Written by top economists James Gwartney, Richard L. Stroup, and Dwight R. Lee, "Common Sense Economics" answers beginners' pressing questions on the genre, from how an economy works to redistributing wealth. It describes important economic concepts like supply ...
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Books & Reviews; Podcast; ... The 2015 winner of the Nobel Prize in economics, Deaton reflects on the state of the field, the pervasiveness of inequality, and the condition of the United States, the country he emigrated to from the United Kingdom. ... legislated minimum wages, and antipoverty programs. Drawing on his influential book with Anne ...
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The Federal Reserve and the Treasury got their first economist-bosses, Arthur F. Burns and George Shultz. Many others with economics Ph.D.s rose to key positions. Many others with economics Ph.D.s ...
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Economist Book Reviews 2020 A list of books review by The Economist during 2020 flag. All Votes Add Books To This List. 1: The Light that Failed: A Reckoning by. Ivan Krastev. 4.16 avg rating — 1,244 ratings. score: 299, and 3 people voted Want to ...
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The Economist - Books of the Year, 2023. 55 books — 11 voters. The Economist - Books of the Year 2010. 44 books — 9 voters. The Economist - Books of the Year 2009. 42 books — 8 voters. The Economist - Books of the Year 2006. 45 books — 8 voters. The Economist - Books of the Year 2003.
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The Economist regularly reviews history, business, and nonfiction books in its "Books and arts" section. This week, two reviews caught my eye. Here are brief excerpts from the reviews. Tall tales The Pixar Touch: The Making of a Company. A number of interesting things about Disney emerge in this excellent, readable account of Pixar's early years.
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In 1982, after earning a doctorate at MIT, he became the first black tenured professor of economics at Harvard. He was only 33. He went on to teach at other vaunted universities before settling ...
Visions of Inequality: From the French Revolution to the End of the
In Visions of Inequality, Branko Milanovic examines how major economic thinkers in the past two centuries - from Smith and Marx to Kuznets - have conceptualised and engaged with inequality. Aleksandr V Gevorkyan finds the book a groundbreaking and essential contribution to the history of economic thought and inequalities studies. Branko Milanovic will launch the book at a public LSE event ...
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By Nicholas Mulder. Yale University Press; 448 pages; $32.50 and £25. A fortuitously timed history of the use of economic sanctions during the interwar period of the 20th century. Their mixed ...
Read these five novels as a chilling introduction to the idea of democracy under threat in America. The Handmaid's Tale. By Margaret Atwood. Harper Collins; 320 pages; $28. Vintage; £16.99 ...
It's about four friends looking back on their friendship and begins with their years teaching at Wisconsin when they were all trying to get tenure. It ends decades later. Lore Segal and Vivian ...
Books of the Year 2022. All this week, FT writers and critics share their favourites. Some highlights are: Monday: Business by Andrew Hill. Tuesday: Environment by Pilita Clark. Wednesday ...
41 books based on 7 votes: Empire of Pain: The Secret History of the Sackler Dynasty by Patrick Radden Keefe, Invisible China: How the Urban-Rural Divide...
55 books based on 11 votes: The Wager: A Tale of Shipwreck, Mutiny and Murder by David Grann, Judgment at Tokyo: World War II on Trial and the Making of ...
post a comment ». 43 books based on 7 votes: Life Is Hard: How Philosophy Can Help Us Find Our Way by Kieran Setiya, Chip War: The Fight for the World's Most Critical Tech...
Edwards tells this complex and controversial story superbly. The Eight Per Cent Solution: A Strategy for India's Growth by Nikhil Gupta (Bloomsbury) This is an outstanding book. The author ...
Showing us the world through the eyes of an economist, Tim Harford reveals that everyday events are intricate games of negotiations, contests of strength, and battles of wits. Written with a light touch and sly wit, The Undercover Economist turns "the dismal science" into a true delight. 288 pages, Hardcover.
Maddy Simpson. The economy and how it impacts families is a burning issue today, as inflation and high interest rates dominate the news in the United States. In the United Kingdom, economics is at ...
Making Sense of Chaos by J. Doyne Farmer (Allen Lane, £25) builds on Klaas' thesis and Göpel's framework by arguing that economics is in need of a radical update. Farmer, a complex systems ...
Best for Beginners: Common Sense Economics. Courtesy of Amazon. Buy on Amazon. Written by top economists James Gwartney, Richard L. Stroup, and Dwight R. Lee, "Common Sense Economics" answers beginners' pressing questions on the genre, from how an economy works to redistributing wealth. It describes important economic concepts like supply ...
Books & Reviews; Podcast; ... The 2015 winner of the Nobel Prize in economics, Deaton reflects on the state of the field, the pervasiveness of inequality, and the condition of the United States, the country he emigrated to from the United Kingdom. ... legislated minimum wages, and antipoverty programs. Drawing on his influential book with Anne ...
The Federal Reserve and the Treasury got their first economist-bosses, Arthur F. Burns and George Shultz. Many others with economics Ph.D.s rose to key positions. Many others with economics Ph.D.s ...
Books Book Reviews Fiction Nonfiction May books 50 notable fiction books. ... that women were innately disinclined toward science, he served as chief economist of the World Bank. In this capacity ...
Economist Book Reviews 2020 A list of books review by The Economist during 2020 flag. All Votes Add Books To This List. 1: The Light that Failed: A Reckoning by. Ivan Krastev. 4.16 avg rating — 1,244 ratings. score: 299, and 3 people voted Want to ...
The Economist - Books of the Year, 2023. 55 books — 11 voters. The Economist - Books of the Year 2010. 44 books — 9 voters. The Economist - Books of the Year 2009. 42 books — 8 voters. The Economist - Books of the Year 2006. 45 books — 8 voters. The Economist - Books of the Year 2003.
The Economist regularly reviews history, business, and nonfiction books in its "Books and arts" section. This week, two reviews caught my eye. Here are brief excerpts from the reviews. Tall tales The Pixar Touch: The Making of a Company. A number of interesting things about Disney emerge in this excellent, readable account of Pixar's early years.
In 1982, after earning a doctorate at MIT, he became the first black tenured professor of economics at Harvard. He was only 33. He went on to teach at other vaunted universities before settling ...
In Visions of Inequality, Branko Milanovic examines how major economic thinkers in the past two centuries - from Smith and Marx to Kuznets - have conceptualised and engaged with inequality. Aleksandr V Gevorkyan finds the book a groundbreaking and essential contribution to the history of economic thought and inequalities studies. Branko Milanovic will launch the book at a public LSE event ...
Abstract. We analyze how demand conditions faced by a firm in its export markets affect its innovation decisions. We exploit exogenous firm-level export demand shocks and find that firms respond by patenting more; furthermore, this response is driven by the subset of initially more productive firms. The patent response arises two to five years after the shock, highlighting the time required to ...
NHK出版 上下巻、各3520円. 本書は、長年労働史を研究してきた歴史学者が、膨大な文献等をもとに私たち人間にとって労働とは何なのかを問うた労作である。. そのタイムスケールは、狩猟採集時代から今日に至る70万年と壮大だ。. 著者は、人類史を大まかに ...