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Is he left-wing? Which book to read? Intermediate micro-econ is too hard for me. Looking for quick, high-level reads for broad understanding
Want some balance: looking for center-left-wing books on economics. Not a billion equations. Good choices? Krugman, Piketty?
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Don't want to read outdated stuff.
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This looks like the kind of thing I'm looking for.https://www.goodreads.com/book/show/17942017-the-great-escape …
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Piketty is just abusing stats. Key to Left economics is the Keynsian multiplier theory. Says that gov expenditure produces a multiple of GDP
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Wasn't looking for criticism of left-wing stuff. My stream is full of that. Looking for pro-left-wing stuff for balance.
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Political diversity among researchers = good. Good to also read diversely. Every political group has its own biases.
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Maybe try
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Stiglitz perhaps. (But unlike Lindert I haven't actually read any of his books. Yet.) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Joseph_Stiglitz …
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