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단행본 서양서

Toward a just society :Joseph Stiglitz and twenty-first century economics

edited by Martin Guzman.

New York : Columbia University 2018.

xiii, 556 p : ill. ; 24 cm.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

Introduction / Inequality / A firm-level perspective on the role of rents in the rise in inequality / Parents, children, and luck : equality of opportunity and equality of outcome / The middle muddle : conceptualizing and measuring the global middle class / Microeconomics / Companies are seldom as good or as bad as they seem at the time / What's so special about two-sided markets? / Missing money and missing markets : application to electricity markets / Macroeconomics / Thoughts on DSGE macroeconomics : matching the moment, but missing the point? / The "Schumpeterian" and the "Keynesian" Stiglitz : learning, coordination hurdles, and growth trajectories / Deleterious effects of sustained deficit spending / The rediscovery of financial market imperfections / Ambiguity and international risk-sharing / Networks / Use and abuse of network effects / Financial contagion revisited / The economics of information and financial networks / Development / Joseph Stiglitz and China's transition success / The sources of Chinese economic growth since 1978 / Knowledge as a global common and the crisis of the learning economy / Law and economics / Conservatism and switcher's curse / The "inner logic" of institutional evolution : towards a theory of the relationship between formal and informal law / Public policies / Joe stiglitz and representative and equitable global governance / The ghost budget: how America hid the cost of the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan / It works in practice, but would it work in theory? : Joseph Stiglitz's contribution to our understanding of income contingent loans / The public economics of long-term care / Jomo E. Stiglitz : Kenya's first nobel laureate in economics / List of contributors / Index.

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