Our new Economics 2018 catalog features new books from Dani Rodrik, Jean Tirole, Andrew W. Lo, and Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake, and many more.
PUP at ASSA 2018
This year in Philadelphia we will be having something of an ASSA PUP bonanza with:
—Reception on Friday at 10am with our new director Christie Henry
—Reception on Saturday at 6pm with Richard Layard and Alan Krueger for The Origins of Happiness
—Competition for John Campbell’s Financial Decisions and Markets
—Samplers of Posner and Weyl’s Radical Markets
—Buttons for Jean Tirole’s Economics of the Common Good
Come and find us at booths 308/310, where you can pick up a copy of the catalog and see our full range of books in Economics.
Follow the conversation on Twitter, #ASSA2018
In Straight Talk on Trade, Dani Rodrik argues that unfettered globalization is undermining the ability of nations to achieve basic goals including prosperity, stability, and equity, and calls for a new global order that balances the global and national interests.
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Economics for the Common Good is Nobel Prize-winner Jean Tirole’s manifesto for a new economics that is fully engaged with the many challenges faced by modern society, and seeks to be a force for the common good.
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Are investors rational or irrational? Andrew W. Lo argues that, in real world markets, rationality and irrationality coexist, and proposes a new framework for understanding market behavior in Adaptive Markets.
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The increasing share of intangible assets in the economy has ushered in a quiet revolution. In Capitalism without Capital, Jonathan Haskel and Stian Westlake uncovers the role of the intangible economy in the major economic changes of the last decade and consider its implications for the future.
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Find full details for all of these titles in our Economics 2018 catalog.