Explores four current economic problems - crises, stagnation, efficiency and equity, and globalization - and the difficulty of taming them. The content is equally accessible to readers with a basic knowledge of economics, those with no knowledge of economics, and those well trained in economics.
Andrew Hughes Hallett Libri
Andrew Hughes Hallett è stato un economista britannico il cui lavoro ha esplorato la teoria dei giochi e l'econometria applicata. La sua ricerca si è concentrata su sistemi economici complessi e sul comportamento degli agenti al loro interno. Spesso illustrava le sue scoperte con esempi del mondo reale per dimostrare come i modelli teorici influenzano le realtà economiche. La sua influenza si è estesa alle aree della politica pubblica e del processo decisionale.






- The European Monetary Union- 300pagine
- 11 ore di lettura
 - The book illustrates the historical roots of the institutions and policies at the core of the European Union, which are largely based on the operation of free markets and a common monetary policy. It analyzes the imbalances caused by both these institutions and reemerging populism, suggesting possibilities for future conditions and reforms. 
- A leading expert on economic policy makes the convincing case for the foundation, coordination and reach of government action through economic policy. Presenting justifications for government intervention in coping with market failures, Acocella applies the theory of economic policy to current global issues. 
- The Theory of Economic Policy in a Strategic Context- 366pagine
- 13 ore di lettura
 - This new theory of economic policy accommodates and responds to conflicts between strategic actions by public and private agents. It is an essential tool for understanding the real impact of policy neutrality, rational expectations, time inconsistency and policy announcements, and suggests institution designs with optimal chances of success. 
- Macroeconomic Paradigms and Economic Policy- 380pagine
- 14 ore di lettura
 - An examination of macroeconomic policy, focusing on the relationship between free-market policies and government intervention.