Focusing on Milton Friedman's influential yet controversial contributions to modern economics, the book delves into his extensive work beyond his well-known views on money and monetary policy. It highlights the breadth of his economic theories and public writings, offering insights into the various aspects of his intellectual legacy that shaped economic thought.
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The book reexamines the significance of the Phillips curve in macroeconomic analysis during the two decades following A W H Phillips' foundational work. It explores how the relationship between inflation and unemployment evolved, influencing economic theories and policies. By analyzing historical data and theoretical implications, the author highlights the curve's impact on macroeconomic thought and its relevance in contemporary discussions.
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Examines the Zen principle of mu and presents the writings of over forty teachers on the practice of mu.
Almost everyone appreciates that economics is important. Promises are constantly made which relate to economic outcomes - 'no more boom and bust' was one from the last government - but rarely do things turn out as expected. Whether things go right or wrong, the consequences affect all of us. A proper understanding of the subject is essential to making our society successful. Readers are introduced to the essential building blocks of economic thinking through the exploration of real world economic issues. Crucially, Forder goes beyond a basics presentation of what economists say, and asks what economics is, what it does, and when it is useful.