Description
Good Economics for Hard Times examines some of the world's most pressing economic and social challenges through the lens of evidence-based economic research. Written for students, policymakers, and general readers, the book explores issues such as inequality, immigration, globalization, technological change, climate change, and economic growth, challenging common assumptions with empirical analysis and real-world examples. By presenting complex ideas in an accessible manner, it encourages readers to think critically about public policy and the role of economics in addressing contemporary global problems.
