The Longevity Imperative: Building a Better Society ... by Daniel Susskind (Allen Lane) This book is a reasoned response to the challenges created by economic growth. Susskind argues, convincingly ...

It comes down to leveraging economic strengths well ... but rather a combination of factors that go towards building a thriving tech ecosystem. The book brings much-needed nuance to the debate ...

That’s what he discovered during his deep dive into the field, interviewing scholars across the globe, for his 2024 book The Alternative. Sure, there’s a lot of math involved in economics ...

New Delhi [India], February 5: A recently launch new book, Peopleism: A New Economic Dawn ... to embrace change and take ...

I always start with this book, and the students always love it. Most economics books are bloodless. They give us ideas, but the thinkers who first advanced them often fade into the background.

The polymath economist was writing a book on economic modernity—about how humans transitioned from eking out an existence on our small planet to building a kind of utopia on it—and he saw an ...

So they really don’t have to care what their people say about it. Is the message these days about building economics, is that getting through to cities and taxpayers and maybe the local media ...

A reader of my blog had recently recommended an economics book, Economics in One Lesson, by Henry Hazlitt. Having an advanced degree in economics, I asked if he thought I would still find it ...