Markets, State, and People

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Focusing on the interplay between markets, government, and society, this textbook explores how decisions regarding the use and allocation of economic resources are made. It critiques traditional public policy approaches that prioritize macroeconomic policies and fiscal strategies, emphasizing instead the significance of governmental institutions in fostering growth and societal progress. Through this lens, the book offers insights into the complex dynamics that shape economic decision-making within various social contexts.