Capturing the essence of history's most influential economists in enjoyable and illuminating biographical sketches, this book shows how the great economic thinkers are still relevant today.
Capturing the essence of history's most influential economists in enjoyable and illuminating biographical sketches, this book shows how the great economic thinkers are still relevant today.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Dr Robbie Mochrie is an economics teacher with over 30 years of experience. Adept at equipping undergraduates with new skills, but comfortable working with business and political leaders, he has written a regular economics commentary for The National, while working closely with churches and credit unions.
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Foreword 1. Aristotle - The Philosopher 2. Thomas Aquinas - The Angelic Doctor 3. Adam Smith - The Founder 4. Robert Malthus and David Ricardo - The Realist and the Theorist 5. John Stuart Mill - The Classical Liberal 6. Karl Marx - The Communist Visionary 7. William Stanley Jevons, Carl Menger and Léon Walras - Three Quiet Revolutionaries 8. Alfred Marshall - The Frail Master Craftsman 9. Joseph Schumpeter - Creator and Destroyer 10. John Maynard Keynes - The Last Amateur 11. Friedrich Hayek - A Very Different Type of Liberal 12. John von Neumann - The Most Brilliant Mathematician 13. Ronald Coase - The Placid Observer 14. Milton Friedman - The Monetarist 15. Paul Samuelson - The American Keynes? 16. Herbert Simon - The Social Scientific Realist 17. Thomas Schelling - The Storyteller 18. Robert Solow - Craftsman and Builder 19. Gary Becker - The Unwavering Imperialist 20. Elinor Ostrom - The Political Scientist 21. Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky - Two Psychologists 22. Robert Lucas - The Idealist 23. George Akerlof - The Borrower 24. Esther Duflo - The Experimenter Afterword Index
Foreword 1. Aristotle - The Philosopher 2. Thomas Aquinas - The Angelic Doctor 3. Adam Smith - The Founder 4. Robert Malthus and David Ricardo - The Realist and the Theorist 5. John Stuart Mill - The Classical Liberal 6. Karl Marx - The Communist Visionary 7. William Stanley Jevons, Carl Menger and Léon Walras - Three Quiet Revolutionaries 8. Alfred Marshall - The Frail Master Craftsman 9. Joseph Schumpeter - Creator and Destroyer 10. John Maynard Keynes - The Last Amateur 11. Friedrich Hayek - A Very Different Type of Liberal 12. John von Neumann - The Most Brilliant Mathematician 13. Ronald Coase - The Placid Observer 14. Milton Friedman - The Monetarist 15. Paul Samuelson - The American Keynes? 16. Herbert Simon - The Social Scientific Realist 17. Thomas Schelling - The Storyteller 18. Robert Solow - Craftsman and Builder 19. Gary Becker - The Unwavering Imperialist 20. Elinor Ostrom - The Political Scientist 21. Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky - Two Psychologists 22. Robert Lucas - The Idealist 23. George Akerlof - The Borrower 24. Esther Duflo - The Experimenter Afterword Index
Foreword 1. Aristotle - The Philosopher 2. Thomas Aquinas - The Angelic Doctor 3. Adam Smith - The Founder 4. Robert Malthus and David Ricardo - The Realist and the Theorist 5. John Stuart Mill - The Classical Liberal 6. Karl Marx - The Communist Visionary 7. William Stanley Jevons, Carl Menger and Léon Walras - Three Quiet Revolutionaries 8. Alfred Marshall - The Frail Master Craftsman 9. Joseph Schumpeter - Creator and Destroyer 10. John Maynard Keynes - The Last Amateur 11. Friedrich Hayek - A Very Different Type of Liberal 12. John von Neumann - The Most Brilliant Mathematician 13. Ronald Coase - The Placid Observer 14. Milton Friedman - The Monetarist 15. Paul Samuelson - The American Keynes? 16. Herbert Simon - The Social Scientific Realist 17. Thomas Schelling - The Storyteller 18. Robert Solow - Craftsman and Builder 19. Gary Becker - The Unwavering Imperialist 20. Elinor Ostrom - The Political Scientist 21. Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky - Two Psychologists 22. Robert Lucas - The Idealist 23. George Akerlof - The Borrower 24. Esther Duflo - The Experimenter Afterword Index
Foreword 1. Aristotle - The Philosopher 2. Thomas Aquinas - The Angelic Doctor 3. Adam Smith - The Founder 4. Robert Malthus and David Ricardo - The Realist and the Theorist 5. John Stuart Mill - The Classical Liberal 6. Karl Marx - The Communist Visionary 7. William Stanley Jevons, Carl Menger and Léon Walras - Three Quiet Revolutionaries 8. Alfred Marshall - The Frail Master Craftsman 9. Joseph Schumpeter - Creator and Destroyer 10. John Maynard Keynes - The Last Amateur 11. Friedrich Hayek - A Very Different Type of Liberal 12. John von Neumann - The Most Brilliant Mathematician 13. Ronald Coase - The Placid Observer 14. Milton Friedman - The Monetarist 15. Paul Samuelson - The American Keynes? 16. Herbert Simon - The Social Scientific Realist 17. Thomas Schelling - The Storyteller 18. Robert Solow - Craftsman and Builder 19. Gary Becker - The Unwavering Imperialist 20. Elinor Ostrom - The Political Scientist 21. Daniel Kahneman and Amos Tversky - Two Psychologists 22. Robert Lucas - The Idealist 23. George Akerlof - The Borrower 24. Esther Duflo - The Experimenter Afterword Index
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Thinking like an economist involves thinking like a philosopher, a mathematician, a psychologist and a political scientist. Let Robbie Mochrie explain it all to you.
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