Jean Tirole
What’s inside
Economics for the Common Good’ is a plea from Nobel Prize-winning economist Jean Tirole to use economics as a force for societal betterment. He addresses the need for moral and effective economics in tackling modern challenges.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the intersection between economics and ethical considerations
- Learning how economic principles can address societal issues
- Gaining insights into the balance between market forces and regulatory measures
- Appreciating the role of innovation in economic growth and stability
Key Points
- Economics as a path to the common good
- Striking a balance between free markets and regulation
- The role of individual and collective action in economics
- Addressing major societal challenges through economic principles
- The importance of moral considerations in economic decision-making
- Innovation and its impact on the economy
- The economist’s role in public policy and societal issues
Who’s it For
- Economists
- Policy Makers
- Students of Economics
- Social Scientists
- Ethically Minded Individuals
- Entrepreneurs
About the author
Jean Tirole is a Nobel Prize-winning French economist renowned for his analysis of market power and regulation.