🌍 Developmental Economics

Books examining how nations climb from poverty toward prosperity—interrogating the policies, institutions, and historical forces that determine why some economies flourish while others stagnate.

Development Economics

by Debraj Ray • 1998

Missing markets, bad information, coordination traps: the hidden economics of persistent poverty.

4.03

190

🌍 Development Economics 🪤 Poverty Traps ⚠️ Market Failures

Development Economics 94%

Missing markets, bad information, coordination traps: the hidden economics of persistent poverty.

by Debraj Ray 1998

4.03

190 ratings

🌍 Development Economics 🪤 Poverty Traps ⚠️ Market Failures

The End of Poverty

by Jeffrey D. Sachs • 2005

One billion people stuck below a dollar a day: the traps, the diagnosis, the way out.

3.69

11k+

📈 Development Economics 🪤 Poverty Traps 🦟 Disease Burden

The End of Poverty 94%

One billion people stuck below a dollar a day: the traps, the diagnosis, the way out.

by Jeffrey D. Sachs 2005

3.69

11k+ ratings

📈 Development Economics 🪤 Poverty Traps 🦟 Disease Burden

The Economics of Development & Planning

by M.L. Jhingan • 2014

Growth is just a number. Development remakes institutions, technology, and human capital at once.

3.86

271

🌍 Development Economics 📋 Economic Planning 💰 Capital Formation

The Economics of Development & Planning Summary

The Economics of Development & Planning 94%

Growth is just a number. Development remakes institutions, technology, and human capital at once.

by M.L. Jhingan 2014

3.86

271 ratings

🌍 Development Economics 📋 Economic Planning 💰 Capital Formation

The White Man's Burden

by William Easterly • 2006

$2.3 trillion in aid left the poorest no better off. A World Bank insider explains why.

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📈 Development Economics 🔍 Aid Skepticism 🌱 Bottom-Up Development

The White Man's Burden 93%

$2.3 trillion in aid left the poorest no better off. A World Bank insider explains why.

by William Easterly 2006

3.83

6k+ ratings

📈 Development Economics 🔍 Aid Skepticism 🌱 Bottom-Up Development

The Tyranny of Experts

by William Easterly • 2014

Poverty isn't a knowledge gap; it's a power gap. A century of development got it backward.

3.87

1k+

📈 Development Economics 🌐 International Aid ⚙️ Technocratic Critique

The Tyranny of Experts 93%

Poverty isn't a knowledge gap; it's a power gap. A century of development got it backward.

by William Easterly 2014

3.87

1k+ ratings

📈 Development Economics 🌐 International Aid ⚙️ Technocratic Critique

Portfolios of the Poor

by Daryl Collins • 2009

Hand-to-mouth is a myth. On $2 a day, the poor juggle a dozen financial instruments just to survive.

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🌍 Development Economics 💰 Microfinance 🏦 Financial Inclusion

Portfolios of the Poor 93%

Hand-to-mouth is a myth. On $2 a day, the poor juggle a dozen financial instruments just to survive.

by Daryl Collins 2009

3.95

1k+ ratings

🌍 Development Economics 💰 Microfinance 🏦 Financial Inclusion

The World's Banker

by Sebastian Mallaby • 2004

Wolfensohn went to Nigeria to speed development. A prison cell taught what no plan can.

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266

🌱 Development Economics 🤝 Multilateralism 💵 Foreign Aid

The World's Banker 92%

Wolfensohn went to Nigeria to speed development. A prison cell taught what no plan can.

by Sebastian Mallaby 2004

3.79

266 ratings

🌱 Development Economics 🤝 Multilateralism 💵 Foreign Aid

The Asian Aspiration

by Greg Mills • 2020

From land reform in Taiwan to high-speed rail in China: the Asian model Africa should follow.

3.70

📈 Development Economics 🌍 African Development 🏛️ Institutional Reform

The Asian Aspiration 92%

From land reform in Taiwan to high-speed rail in China: the Asian model Africa should follow.

by Greg Mills 2020

3.70

20 ratings

📈 Development Economics 🌍 African Development 🏛️ Institutional Reform

Bad Samaritans

by Ha-Joon Chang • 2007

Rich nations preach free trade. Their own history is tariffs, state planning, and stolen patents.

4.20

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🏗️ Development Economics 📜 Economic History 🏭 Industrial Policy

Bad Samaritans 92%

Rich nations preach free trade. Their own history is tariffs, state planning, and stolen patents.

by Ha-Joon Chang 2007

4.20

6k+ ratings

🏗️ Development Economics 📜 Economic History 🏭 Industrial Policy

Dead Aid

by Dambisa Moyo • 2009

Trillions in aid made Africa poorer. The remedy: trade, markets, and a hard deadline.

3.70

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🌍 African Economies 🔗 Aid Dependency 🏗️ Market Development

Dead Aid 92%

Trillions in aid made Africa poorer. The remedy: trade, markets, and a hard deadline.

by Dambisa Moyo 2009

3.70

8k+ ratings

🌍 African Economies 🔗 Aid Dependency 🏗️ Market Development

Poor Economics

by Abhijit V. Banerjee • 2011

Poverty is not one problem but many small ones. Randomized trials reveal which fixes actually work.

4.27

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🏗️ Development Economics 🌍 Global Poverty 🧪 Randomized Controlled Trials

Poor Economics 92%

Poverty is not one problem but many small ones. Randomized trials reveal which fixes actually work.

by Abhijit V. Banerjee 2011

4.27

25k+ ratings

🏗️ Development Economics 🌍 Global Poverty 🧪 Randomized Controlled Trials

Financial Sector Development in Ghana

by James Atta Peprah • 2023

Ghana's informal lenders and formal banks respond to the same interest rate in opposite directions.

📊 Development Economics 🌍 Sub-Saharan Africa 📱 Financial Inclusion

Financial Sector Development in Ghana Summary

Financial Sector Development in Ghana 92%

Ghana's informal lenders and formal banks respond to the same interest rate in opposite directions.

by James Atta Peprah 2023

📊 Development Economics 🌍 Sub-Saharan Africa 📱 Financial Inclusion

Gambling on Development

by Stefan Dercon • 2022

Elite bets on growth, not aid or policy, explain why some nations prosper and others stall.

4.02

275

🏗️ Development Economics ⚖️ Political Economy 🏛️ State Capacity

Gambling on Development 92%

Elite bets on growth, not aid or policy, explain why some nations prosper and others stall.

by Stefan Dercon 2022

4.02

275 ratings

🏗️ Development Economics ⚖️ Political Economy 🏛️ State Capacity

Making Globalization Work

by Joseph E. Stiglitz • 2006

Rich nations wrote global trade rules for themselves. A Nobel economist's plan to rewrite them.

3.85

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🌍 International Development 📊 Development Economics ⚡ Anti-Neoliberalism

Making Globalization Work 92%

Rich nations wrote global trade rules for themselves. A Nobel economist's plan to rewrite them.

by Joseph E. Stiglitz 2006

3.85

2k+ ratings

🌍 International Development 📊 Development Economics ⚡ Anti-Neoliberalism

An Economist in the Real World

by Kaushik Basu • 2015

Laws coordinate expectations, not just punish. What India's chief economist learned the hard way.

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220

🏗️ Development Economics 🇮🇳 Indian Economy 💰 Monetary Policy

An Economist in the Real World 92%

Laws coordinate expectations, not just punish. What India's chief economist learned the hard way.

by Kaushik Basu 2015

4.03

220 ratings

🏗️ Development Economics 🇮🇳 Indian Economy 💰 Monetary Policy

Breakout Nations

by Ruchir Sharma • 2012

The BRICS boom is fading. Smart money is looking at nations the world has been ignoring.

4.04

3k+

🏙️ Emerging Markets 📈 Development Economics 🌐 Global Macro

Breakout Nations 92%

The BRICS boom is fading. Smart money is looking at nations the world has been ignoring.

by Ruchir Sharma 2012

4.04

3k+ ratings

🏙️ Emerging Markets 📈 Development Economics 🌐 Global Macro

The Idealist

by Nina Munk • 2013

The $120-per-person plan to end poverty in Africa: why it failed, village by village.

3.94

1k+

📈 Development Economics 🌍 Foreign Aid 🏛️ Top-Down Planning

The Idealist 92%

The $120-per-person plan to end poverty in Africa: why it failed, village by village.

by Nina Munk 2013

3.94

1k+ ratings

📈 Development Economics 🌍 Foreign Aid 🏛️ Top-Down Planning

The Bottom Billion

by Paul Collier • 2007

Four traps keep a billion people poor, and the usual remedies only tighten them.

3.85

8k+

📈 Development Economics 🪤 Poverty Traps 🛢️ Resource Curse

The Bottom Billion 92%

Four traps keep a billion people poor, and the usual remedies only tighten them.

by Paul Collier 2007

3.85

8k+ ratings

📈 Development Economics 🪤 Poverty Traps 🛢️ Resource Curse

The Age of Sustainable Development

by Jeffrey D. Sachs • 2015

Growth, inclusion, and sustainability are the same project. Sacrifice one, and the others collapse.

4.21

856

🌱 Sustainable Development 📊 Development Economics 🌍 Global Poverty

The Age of Sustainable Development Summary

The Age of Sustainable Development 92%

Growth, inclusion, and sustainability are the same project. Sacrifice one, and the others collapse.

by Jeffrey D. Sachs 2015

4.21

856 ratings

🌱 Sustainable Development 📊 Development Economics 🌍 Global Poverty

How to Spend $50 Billion to Make the World a Better Place

by Bjørn Lomborg • 2006

Climate change or malaria? Economists priced both; the returns were not what anyone assumed.

3.38

156

🧮 Effective Altruism ⚖️ Cost-Benefit Analysis 🌍 International Development

How to Spend $50 Billion to Make the World a Better Place Summary

How to Spend $50 Billion to Make the World a Better Place 92%

Climate change or malaria? Economists priced both; the returns were not what anyone assumed.

by Bjørn Lomborg 2006

3.38

156 ratings

🧮 Effective Altruism ⚖️ Cost-Benefit Analysis 🌍 International Development

How China Escaped the Poverty Trap

by Yuen Yuen Ang • 2016

China grew rich using the very governance flaws that experts said would doom it.

4.30

410

🏗️ Development Economics 📈 Political Economy 🔄 Institutional Change

How China Escaped the Poverty Trap Summary

How China Escaped the Poverty Trap 91%

China grew rich using the very governance flaws that experts said would doom it.

by Yuen Yuen Ang 2016

4.30

410 ratings

🏗️ Development Economics 📈 Political Economy 🔄 Institutional Change

Best Things First

by Bjørn Lomborg • 2023

Saving 4.2 million lives yearly costs $35 billion, if you fund only the most effective policies.

3.90

388

🌍 Development Economics 📊 Benefit-Cost Analysis 🤲 Effective Altruism

Best Things First 91%

Saving 4.2 million lives yearly costs $35 billion, if you fund only the most effective policies.

by Bjørn Lomborg 2023

3.90

388 ratings

🌍 Development Economics 📊 Benefit-Cost Analysis 🤲 Effective Altruism

The Prosperity Paradox

by Clayton M. Christensen • 2019

Poverty's cure is not aid. It is a business model aimed at people the market ignores.

4.27

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🌍 Economic Development 🏗️ Market Creation 🔄 Disruptive Innovation

The Prosperity Paradox 91%

Poverty's cure is not aid. It is a business model aimed at people the market ignores.

by Clayton M. Christensen 2019

4.27

1k+ ratings

🌍 Economic Development 🏗️ Market Creation 🔄 Disruptive Innovation

Kicking Away the Ladder

by Ha-Joon Chang • 2002

Tariffs, subsidies, and industrial espionage built the West. Now it preaches free trade to the rest.

4.21

1k+

🏛️ Economic History 🌐 Development Economics 💰 Political Economy

Kicking Away the Ladder 91%

Tariffs, subsidies, and industrial espionage built the West. Now it preaches free trade to the rest.

by Ha-Joon Chang 2002

4.21

1k+ ratings

🏛️ Economic History 🌐 Development Economics 💰 Political Economy

Capitalism, Alone

by Branko Milanović • 2019

Capitalism has no rivals left, only two forms. Each carries a contradiction that could unravel it.

4.11

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🏭 Global Capitalism 🏛️ Political Economy 📊 Inequality Economics

Capitalism, Alone 91%

Capitalism has no rivals left, only two forms. Each carries a contradiction that could unravel it.

by Branko Milanović 2019

4.11

1k+ ratings

🏭 Global Capitalism 🏛️ Political Economy 📊 Inequality Economics

Breaking the Mould

by Raghuram G. Rajan • 2023

The factory ladder is gone. India's future is in services, innovation, and its children's brains.

4.04

521

🇮🇳 Indian Economy 📈 Development Economics 🎓 Human Capital

Breaking the Mould 91%

The factory ladder is gone. India's future is in services, innovation, and its children's brains.

by Raghuram G. Rajan 2023

4.04

521 ratings

🇮🇳 Indian Economy 📈 Development Economics 🎓 Human Capital

Why Nations Fail

by Daron Acemoğlu • 2012

If geography explained wealth, North and South Korea would be the same country.

4.09

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🏛️ Political Economy 📈 Development Economics 🏗️ Institutional Design

Why Nations Fail 91%

If geography explained wealth, North and South Korea would be the same country.

by Daron Acemoğlu 2012

4.09

64k+ ratings

🏛️ Political Economy 📈 Development Economics 🏗️ Institutional Design

How Asia Works

by Joe Studwell • 2013

Some Asian economies boomed while others stalled. The difference wasn't free markets.

4.26

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📊 Development Economics 📜 Economic History 🌏 Asian Economies

How Asia Works 91%

Some Asian economies boomed while others stalled. The difference wasn't free markets.

by Joe Studwell 2013

4.26

5k+ ratings

📊 Development Economics 📜 Economic History 🌏 Asian Economies

The Truth About Markets

by John Kay • 2003

Institutions and history, not ideology, explain why some nations grow rich while most stay poor.

3.85

362

📋 Institutional Economics 🏛️ Political Economy 🌍 Development Economics

The Truth About Markets 91%

Institutions and history, not ideology, explain why some nations grow rich while most stay poor.

by John Kay 2003

3.85

362 ratings

📋 Institutional Economics 🏛️ Political Economy 🌍 Development Economics

The Age of Turbulence

by Alan Greenspan • 2007

A Fed chair's map of the invisible machinery that makes economies prosper or stall.

3.65

7k+

🏦 Monetary Policy 📈 Economic Development 🏛️ Institutional Economics

The Age of Turbulence 91%

A Fed chair's map of the invisible machinery that makes economies prosper or stall.

by Alan Greenspan 2007

3.65

7k+ ratings

🏦 Monetary Policy 📈 Economic Development 🏛️ Institutional Economics

The Mystery Of Capital

by Hernando de Soto • 2000

$9.3 trillion: what the world's poor already own and cannot borrow a dime against.

3.99

4k+

🏠 Property Rights 🌍 Development Economics 🏘️ Informal Economies

The Mystery Of Capital 91%

$9.3 trillion: what the world's poor already own and cannot borrow a dime against.

by Hernando de Soto 2000

3.99

4k+ ratings

🏠 Property Rights 🌍 Development Economics 🏘️ Informal Economies

The Economics of Enough

by Diane Coyle • 2011

Modern economies steal from the future, and GDP hides the theft. A blueprint for fixing both.

3.43

116

🏛️ Political Economy 🌿 Environmental Economics 📈 Sustainable Growth

The Economics of Enough 91%

Modern economies steal from the future, and GDP hides the theft. A blueprint for fixing both.

by Diane Coyle 2011

3.43

116 ratings

🏛️ Political Economy 🌿 Environmental Economics 📈 Sustainable Growth

Banker to the Poor

by Muhammad Yunus • 1991

The poor aren't creditworthy, banks said. A $27 loan to basket weavers changed everything.

4.12

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🏦 Microfinance 🌱 Social Entrepreneurship 🌍 Poverty Alleviation

Banker to the Poor 91%

The poor aren't creditworthy, banks said. A $27 loan to basket weavers changed everything.

by Muhammad Yunus 1991

4.12

10k+ ratings

🏦 Microfinance 🌱 Social Entrepreneurship 🌍 Poverty Alleviation

Small is Beautiful

by Ernst F. Schumacher • 1973

The case for an economics small enough to fit people, their work, and a finite planet.

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7k+

🌱 Ecological Economics 🔧 Human-Scale Technology 🛠️ Work And Meaning

Small is Beautiful 91%

The case for an economics small enough to fit people, their work, and a finite planet.

by Ernst F. Schumacher 1973

4.09

7k+ ratings

🌱 Ecological Economics 🔧 Human-Scale Technology 🛠️ Work And Meaning

The Growth Map

by Jim O'Neill • 2011

Four giant economies already power a third of global growth, and the next wave is bigger.

3.59

288

🗺️ Global Macroeconomics 📈 Emerging Markets Investing 👥 Demographic Economics

The Growth Map 91%

Four giant economies already power a third of global growth, and the next wave is bigger.

by Jim O'Neill 2011

3.59

288 ratings

🗺️ Global Macroeconomics 📈 Emerging Markets Investing 👥 Demographic Economics

Good Economics for Hard Times

by Abhijit V. Banerjee • 2019

The data on immigration, trade, and inequality contradicts everything the policy fight assumes.

4.22

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📊 Economic Policy 🧠 Behavioral Economics 📋 Evidence-Based Policy

Good Economics for Hard Times 91%

The data on immigration, trade, and inequality contradicts everything the policy fight assumes.

by Abhijit V. Banerjee 2019

4.22

15k+ ratings

📊 Economic Policy 🧠 Behavioral Economics 📋 Evidence-Based Policy

How Economics Explains the World

by Andrew Leigh • 2024

The entire human story, retold through scarcity, trade, and the accidents of birth.

3.91

3k+

🌍 Economic History 🏛️ Institutional Economics 🔄 Global Trade

How Economics Explains the World Summary

How Economics Explains the World 91%

The entire human story, retold through scarcity, trade, and the accidents of birth.

by Andrew Leigh 2024

3.91

3k+ ratings

🌍 Economic History 🏛️ Institutional Economics 🔄 Global Trade

23 Things They Don't Tell You about Capitalism

by Ha-Joon Chang • 2010

Markets were never free, finance is too fast: 23 reversals that rewrite capitalism.

3.96

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💡 Heterodox Economics 🧨 Economic Myths 🏛️ Political Economy

23 Things They Don't Tell You about Capitalism Summary

23 Things They Don't Tell You about Capitalism 91%

Markets were never free, finance is too fast: 23 reversals that rewrite capitalism.

by Ha-Joon Chang 2010

3.96

13k+ ratings

💡 Heterodox Economics 🧨 Economic Myths 🏛️ Political Economy

Aid on the Edge of Chaos

by Ben Ramalingam • 2013

Aid agencies build blueprints for a clockwork world, but poverty is a tangled, living system.

3.89

153

🏳️ Foreign Aid 🌍 International Development 📉 Aid Effectiveness

Aid on the Edge of Chaos 91%

Aid agencies build blueprints for a clockwork world, but poverty is a tangled, living system.

by Ben Ramalingam 2013

3.89

153 ratings

🏳️ Foreign Aid 🌍 International Development 📉 Aid Effectiveness

Globalization and Its Discontents Revisited

by Joseph E. Stiglitz • 2002

Trade rules written by the rich, enforced by the IMF: the damage, and an alternative.

3.87

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💸 Financial Crises 🌍 Development Economics ⚖️ Global Inequality

Globalization and Its Discontents Revisited Summary

Globalization and Its Discontents Revisited 91%

Trade rules written by the rich, enforced by the IMF: the damage, and an alternative.

by Joseph E. Stiglitz 2002

3.87

8k+ ratings

💸 Financial Crises 🌍 Development Economics ⚖️ Global Inequality

Great Escape

by Angus Deaton • 2013

Life expectancy doubled, incomes soared, and inequality became the price of progress.

3.81

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🏛️ Economic History ⚖️ Income Inequality 🌍 Global Health

Great Escape 91%

Life expectancy doubled, incomes soared, and inequality became the price of progress.

by Angus Deaton 2013

3.81

2k+ ratings

🏛️ Economic History ⚖️ Income Inequality 🌍 Global Health

Growth

by Daniel Susskind • 2024

Growth is recent, reversible, and destructive. The choice isn't whether to grow but how.

3.75

831

🧮 Economic Growth ⚙️ Technological Progress 🌱 Degrowth Debate

Growth 91%

Growth is recent, reversible, and destructive. The choice isn't whether to grow but how.

by Daniel Susskind 2024

3.75

831 ratings

🧮 Economic Growth ⚙️ Technological Progress 🌱 Degrowth Debate

Economics Rules

by Dani Rodrik • 2015

Economics is a toolkit, not a doctrine. The skill is knowing which model the moment demands.

3.94

1k+

🔬 Economic Methodology 🧩 Model Thinking 📉 Financial Crises

Economics Rules 91%

Economics is a toolkit, not a doctrine. The skill is knowing which model the moment demands.

by Dani Rodrik 2015

3.94

1k+ ratings

🔬 Economic Methodology 🧩 Model Thinking 📉 Financial Crises

Naked Economics

by Charles Wheelan • 2002

Forget the jargon: economics is really about incentives, and they explain nearly everything.

4.03

20k+

Naked Economics 91%

Forget the jargon: economics is really about incentives, and they explain nearly everything.

by Charles Wheelan 2002

4.03

20k+ ratings

Development as Freedom

by Amartya Sen • 1999

Why no democracy has ever suffered a famine, and what that reveals about real development.

4.10

7k+

🏛️ Development Economics 📊 Political Economy 🌱 Human Development

Development as Freedom 90%

Why no democracy has ever suffered a famine, and what that reveals about real development.

by Amartya Sen 1999

4.10

7k+ ratings

🏛️ Development Economics 📊 Political Economy 🌱 Human Development

Building Social Business

by Muhammad Yunus • 1997

A business that returns your money and not a penny more. It beats charity and it scales.

3.98

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🚀 Social Entrepreneurship 💰 Microfinance 🤝 Poverty Alleviation

Building Social Business 90%

A business that returns your money and not a penny more. It beats charity and it scales.

by Muhammad Yunus 1997

3.98

2k+ ratings

🚀 Social Entrepreneurship 💰 Microfinance 🤝 Poverty Alleviation

The Rise and Fall of Nations

by Ruchir Sharma • 2016

Onion prices and billionaire lists reveal more about a country's future than any official forecast.

4.14

3k+

🏛️ Political Economy 🔄 Economic Cycles 👥 Demographic Economics

The Rise and Fall of Nations 90%

Onion prices and billionaire lists reveal more about a country's future than any official forecast.

by Ruchir Sharma 2016

4.14

3k+ ratings

🏛️ Political Economy 🔄 Economic Cycles 👥 Demographic Economics

Unholy Trinity

by Richard Peet • 2003

Wall Street's enforcers: how three institutions built an economic order the poor never chose.

3.57

147

🏦 Neoliberal Critique 🌐 Global Governance 📉 Structural Adjustment

Unholy Trinity 90%

Wall Street's enforcers: how three institutions built an economic order the poor never chose.

by Richard Peet 2003

3.57

147 ratings

🏦 Neoliberal Critique 🌐 Global Governance 📉 Structural Adjustment

How to Speak Money

by John Lanchester • 2014

What GDP, inflation, and quantitative easing really mean, and who wins when you don't know.

3.73

1k+

📚 Economic Literacy 💡 Everyday Economics 🏛️ Neoliberal Critique

How to Speak Money 90%

What GDP, inflation, and quantitative easing really mean, and who wins when you don't know.

by John Lanchester 2014

3.73

1k+ ratings

📚 Economic Literacy 💡 Everyday Economics 🏛️ Neoliberal Critique

GDP

by Diane Coyle • 2014

GDP was built for counting tanks and factories, not software, services, or a livable planet.

3.65

816

📏 Economic Measurement 📜 Economic History 🏛️ Macroeconomic Policy

GDP 90%

GDP was built for counting tanks and factories, not software, services, or a livable planet.

by Diane Coyle 2014

3.65

816 ratings

📏 Economic Measurement 📜 Economic History 🏛️ Macroeconomic Policy

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