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Economics for the Common Good
Delve into economics with a Nobel Prize winner
Jean Tirole’s Economics for the Common Good (2017) is a wide-ranging look at the contemporary economy, packed with plenty of insights into the theory and practice of modern-day economics. Deconstructing the supposed opposition of state and market, Tirole explores their many interconnections in fields ranging from climate change to property rights and the new digital economy.
- Anyone interested in the how, what and why of economics
- Proponents of free markets and advocates of state regulation
- Anyone who’s ever wondered why climate change is so hard to tackle
Jean Tirole is a renowned French economist and winner of the 2014 Nobel Prize in Economic Sciences. Besides his prize-winning study of the regulation of utilities, Tirole has authored numerous books including The Theory of Corporate Finance, Financial Crises and The International Monetary System.
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