Economic ideologies Public

CLASSICAL ECONOMICS. A foundational text in classical economics, Smith's work explores the principles of free-market capitalism and the role of self-interest in economic systems.

CLASSICAL ECONOMICS. Ricardo's work delves into classical economic theory, including the concept of comparative advantage and the impact of technological progress on wages.

KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS. Keynes' seminal work challenges classical economic ideas and introduces Keynesian economics, emphasizing the role of aggregate demand and the need for government intervention during economic downturns.

KEYNESIAN ECONOMICS. Wapshott's book explores the intellectual and policy debates between John Maynard Keynes and Friedrich Hayek, two influential figures in 20th-century economics.

AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS. Mises' work is a cornerstone of Austrian economics, advocating for the importance of individual action, entrepreneurship, and the free market.

AUSTRIAN ECONOMICS. Friedman, a Nobel laureate, discusses the principles of classical liberalism and the virtues of a free-market economy in this influential work.

MARXIST ECONOMICS. Marx's magnum opus, "Das Kapital," analyzes the capitalist mode of production, discussing concepts such as surplus value and the inevitable contradictions of capitalism.

MARXIST ECONOMICS. This compilation provides key excerpts from the writings of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels, offering an overview of Marxist economic and political thought.

NEOCLASSICAL ECONOMICS. A comprehensive textbook in neoclassical microeconomics, offering insights into individual decision-making, market structures, and welfare economics.

NEOCLASSICAL ECONOMICS. Mankiw's widely used textbook provides an introduction to neoclassical macroeconomic principles, covering topics such as inflation, unemployment, and economic growth.

BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS. Kahneman, a Nobel laureate, explores the cognitive biases and heuristics that influence decision-making, challenging some assumptions of traditional economic theory.

BEHAVIORAL ECONOMICS. Thaler and Sunstein discuss the principles of behavioral economics and how subtle nudges can influence individual choices in a variety of contexts.

DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS. Sachs explores strategies for addressing global poverty and achieving sustainable development, combining economic theory with practical policy recommendations.

DEVELOPMENT ECONOMICS. Banerjee and Duflo, Nobel laureates, present insights from randomized controlled trials to reevaluate traditional approaches to poverty alleviation.

ENVIRONMENTAL ECONOMICS. Stern's influential report discusses the economic implications of climate change, emphasizing the importance of global cooperation to address environmental challenges.