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The French economist’s data-driven analysis of inequality offers a flawed prospectus for change
Philip Coggan’s wide-ranging history of the global economy reveals an amazing, if complex, journey
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What refugee camps and tsunami victims can teach us about the workings of an economy
FT writers and guests select their must-read titles
Martin Wolf selects his must-read titles from the second half of the year
Practical solutions to help the ‘left behind’
In a time of complex issues such as populism and Brexit, a more human-centric vision of economics is needed
The Nobel laureate explores why the tales we tell ourselves can be a potent force in economics
Once you start to think about O-ring problems, you see them everywhere
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Three new books dissect how capitalism is changing and our failure to spot the danger signs
His premise is that inequality is a choice societies make, not an inevitability
Verbose tomes do not necessarily translate into sales to time-pressed buyers
A pleasurable read on the innovators and entrepreneurs trying to make clothes with less cruelty and filth
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