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Truth, Errors, and Lies: Politics and Economics in a Volatile World
Paper, 464 pages,
ISBN: 978-0-231-15069-9
$28.95
/ £20.00
January, 2011
Cloth, 464 pages,
ISBN: 978-0-231-15068-2
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The Navigator
1: The World, by Words
2: How Things Happen: Economic Processes—What Science, by Policy
3: A Brief History of the World and What We Can Learn from It: Why Some Countries Are Wealthy and Others Poor, by and Whether It Must Always Be So
4: Globalization—and Then What? Where Globalization Originated and How to Come Out Ahead in the Era of Worldwide Interdependence
5: The World As It Is: How People Are Coping in Various Corners of a Changing World
6: The Withering of Neoliberalism and Its Tattered Legacy: Why a Harmful Concept Rose to Temporary Ascendancy in Half the World and What to Do about It
7: What Development Is and What It Depends On: Where Socioeconomic Development Comes from and How It Can Make Us Happy
8: Stagnation and Development—Institutions, by Policy
9: The Coincidence Theory of Development and the New Pragmatism: What Output Growth and Economic Development Depend On and How to Make Them Better
10: The Uncertain Future: What Awaits Us in the Near and Distant Future, by and What Say We Have in It
A Letter
Index