The Climate Casino
- 392 pages
- 14 hours of reading
The world's leading economic thinker on climate change analyzes the economics and politics of the central environmental issue of today and points the way to real solutions
Samuelson Paul A. Books
Paul Samuelson was an American economist who profoundly shaped modern economic thought. He was honored with the Nobel Memorial Prize for his contributions to the scientific analysis of economic theory. His work laid the groundwork for a new era in economic science, influencing generations of economists. He is widely regarded as the father of modern economics and one of the foremost academic economists of the 20th century.
The sixth and seventh volumes of Paul Samuelson's papers gather his final writings.
The 14th editon of this text is based on the results of extensive research and features some major changes. Microeconomics is now covered before macroeconomics to encourage the concepts of microeconomic foundations. There is a focus on rediscovering the power of the market, giving special attention to the changes in Eastern Europe. The book places emphasis on the open economy with continued increase in global economics and the interaction between international trade and domestic economic events. It aims to present a balanced treatment of all the major schools of modern macroeconomic theories, using real world experiences and policies to illustrate the fundamentals of economic principles.
