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People Paradox
Does the world have too many or too few people?
Häftad, 2022
196 kr
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It’s one of the big questions of our time: Are there too many people in the world? Or too few?Whichever way, how would we decide? Here, economist Steven E. Landsburg, acclaimed author of The Armchair Economist and Can You Outsmart an Economist?, assesses the benefits – and the drawbacks – of having …
Carbon Conundrum: How to Save Climate Change Policy from Government Failure
Av Philip Booth
Häftad, 2022
249 kr
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Politicians around the world have signed up to achieving carbon net zero by 2050. And several countries, including the UK and those in the EU, have struck a ‘new green deal’. This puts environmental taxes and subsidies at the heart of energy policy. But it’s created an immensely complex and costly …
Apocalypse Next
The Economics of Global Catastrophic Risks
Inbunden, 2024
332 kr
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The Covid-19 pandemic was, and remains, a global disaster - claiming countless lives and wreaking economic havoc that still reverberates today. But it could have been worse. Much worse. Author Stephen Davies contends the planet 'dodged a bullet' this time around. But he warns this was no black swan …
On Morality, Human Behaviour and Economics
Av Juan Castañeda, Syed Kamall
Häftad, 2026
335 kr
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For as long as the concept has existed, capitalism has been critiqued by its opponents for its alleged immorality. Collectivist thinkers and politicians have blamed the capitalist system for everything from environmental degradation to human failures like racism, misogyny, and greed. Some defenders …
The Great Stagnation
Why Britain Stopped Growing
Av Daniel Freeman, Kristian Niemietz
Häftad, 2026
289 kr
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Britain has a growth problem. From the 1950s to the early 2000s, the UK experienced levels of economic growth which allowed it to double in prosperity every 30 years. However, in the last 20 years, the motor of British growth has dramatically slowed. As a result, 18-year-olds today find themselves …
