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Abhijit V. Banerjee
ISBN 9789391165994
Rs. 960
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Good Economics for Hard Times
Who it's for: Readers interested in accessible, research-based economics and policy
Good Economics for Hard Times by Nobel laureates Abhijit V. Banerjee and Esther Duflo addresses urgent global economic challenges such as inequality, climate change, and immigration. The authors present research-backed solutions that prioritize individual and community welfare, moving beyond abstract theories to practical, humane policy proposals.Why You Should Read? Offers practical economic solutions to contemporary global issues like inequality and climate change. Provides insights from two Nobel Prize-winning economists on development and policy. Translates complex economic concepts into accessible ideas for a broad readership. Challenges conventional economic thought with alternative policy approaches.
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- Addresses inequality, climate change, and immigration
- Proposes practical, humane policy solutions
- Written by Nobel Prize-winning economists
- Translates complex economics into accessible ideas
- Challenges conventional economic thought
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All by Abhijit V. Banerjee →Questions about this book
Who are the authors?
Abhijit V. Banerjee and Esther Duflo, both Nobel laureates in economics.
What topics does the book cover?
It covers global economic challenges including inequality, climate change, and immigration.
What is the book's approach?
It presents research-backed solutions that prioritize individual and community welfare, moving beyond abstract theories.
Is the book accessible to non-economists?
Yes, it translates complex economic concepts into accessible ideas for a broad readership.

