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Discover 'Good Economics for Hard Times,' a groundbreaking book by Nobel Prize-winning economists Abhijit V. Banerjee and Esther Duflo. This thought-provoking read challenges traditional economic theories and reveals how conventional wisdom often fails to address the complexities of our rapidly changing global landscape. Published by Penguin UK in 2020, this B-format paperback spans 416 pages of insightful analysis and practical solutions. Delve into compelling discussions on pressing issues such as migration, unemployment, and economic growth. The authors critically examine why migration doesn't adhere to supply and demand laws and how trade liberalization can lead to job losses and lower wages. They provide an economist's perspective on today's most critical political challenges, emphasizing the need for innovative and effective solutions. 'Good Economics for Hard Times' is essential for anyone seeking to understand contemporary economic dilemmas and explore actionable paths forward. Ideal for students, policymakers, and anyone fascinated by the intersection of economics and social justice, this book offers both a realistic view of current obstacles and a hopeful outlook for what can be achieved. Elevate your understanding of modern economics with this essential title that combines rigorous analysis with practical insights.