The Role of the State in Economic Change

Name: The Role of the State in Economic Change
ISBN: 9780198289845

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1995302 pagesClarendon Press

This volume explores the evolving role of the state in economic change, a central and often debated topic in economics. It examines historical shifts towards and away from interventionist policies, from post-war reconstruction to the rise of liberalization and the dismantling of socialist planning. Ten contributors analyze internal factors shaping state involvement and its effectiveness in promoting economic change, also addressing the growing skepticism towards Neo-Liberal, anti-interventionist programs.

Avg. reading time: 5h 43m
Prose complexity: 10/10

Informative Intellectual Complex

Ha-Joon Chang

Ha-Joon Chang is a Cambridge University professor who writes about economics in a way that's easy to understand. His book Bad Samaritans is a great read if you're interested in how global economics really works.

Robert Rowthorn

Robert Rowthorn writes on economics and economic history, with works like The Role of the State in Economic Change and Transnational Corporations and the Global Economy. He also examined subjects such as deindustrialization and the history of international big business.

Bob Rowthorn

Bob Rowthorn is an author focused on economics and political science. His key works, such as The Role of the State in Economic Change and Deindustrialization, explore significant shifts in global economies.

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