Jean Tirole Books
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.
What's Economics for the Common Good about?
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.
Who should read Economics for the Common Good?
- 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
The Theory of Corporate Finance
What's The Theory of Corporate Finance about?
The Theory of Corporate Finance by Jean Tirole provides a comprehensive analysis of the principles and practices of corporate finance. It delves into topics such as capital structure, risk management, and corporate governance, offering valuable insights for students, professionals, and anyone interested in understanding the financial decisions made by companies.
Who should read The Theory of Corporate Finance?
- Graduate students or professors studying corporate finance
- Professionals working in finance or investment banking
- Entrepreneurs and business owners looking to understand financial decision-making