Economics for the Common Good

The main point of “Economics for the Common Good” by Jean Tirole is to advocate for a reimagining of the role of economics in society. Tirole, a Nobel Prize-winning economist, argues that economists should actively engage with pressing societal challenges rather than confining themselves to technical research. He emphasizes the importance of economics serving the common good by addressing issues such as global warming, unemployment, financial crises, and the digital revolution. Tirole believes that by embracing a more socially conscious approach, economics can benefit everyone and contribute to building a better future for society. --- Product Features --- Weight: 0.584, Kg Written_By: Jean, Tirole Publisher: Princeton, University, Press Book Type: Grad-Undergrad Categories: Business, Studies Ages: 13+ Binding: Paper, Back Edition: 2020 Isbn: 978-0691212166 Language: English Pages: 584 Printing Remarks: Standard, Print Total Pages: 584