Economics: The User’s Guide Summary of Key Points
Ha-Joon Chang provides an accessible introduction to the principles and realities of economics, challenging traditional views to foster a deeper understanding.
Ha-Joon Chang provides an accessible introduction to the principles and realities of economics, challenging traditional views to foster a deeper understanding.
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.
Joseph Schumpeter’s ‘Capitalism, Socialism and Democracy’ is a classic work examining the political and economic theory of capitalism’s evolution and potential transition into socialism.
This book explores the growing importance of intangible assets like design, branding, R&D, and software in modern economies.
Capitalism is an economic system where private individuals or businesses own capital goods. The book explores its origins, principles, impact on economies, and various models.
Brazillionaires delves into the lives of Brazil’s richest and most powerful individuals, exploring their rise to wealth and their influence on the country.
This book applies game theory to understand the strategies and behaviors in soccer, providing insights into economic models.
Angrynomics explores the rising tide of anger, its influence on economics, and how it affects our politics and societies.
This book delves into how various professionals deal with risk, from sex workers to big-wave surfers, and applies economic principles to understand their risk management strategies.