Books by Benjamin M. Friedman
Found 4 books
The subtitle is The Origins of Modern Economics, and the author is Benjamin M. Friedman. Here is the book’s home page , you can order here . I very much look forward to reading this one. Here is my earlier CWT with Ben Friedman .
Benjamin Friedman has been a leading macroeconomist since the 1970s, whose accomplishments include writing 150 papers, producing more than dozen books, and teaching Tyler Cowen graduate macroeconomics at Harvard in 1985 . In his latest book, Religion and the Rise of Capitalism , Ben argues that contrary to the popular belief that Western economic ideas are a secular product of the Enlightenment, instead they are the result of hotly debated theological questions within the English-speaking Protes...
That is the new, forthcoming book by Benjamin M. Friedman, due out in January, you can pre-order here . I will be inviting him to do a CWT, he was also an excellent macro professor way back when.
As noted, Ben has a new and very interesting book coming out Religion and the Rise of Capitalism . He is also the author of the superb The Moral Consequences of Economic Growth , and the earlier Day of Reckoning , about the economic policies of the Reagan administration. Ben has been a leading macroeconomist since the 1970s, and he taught me Ph.D. macro at Harvard in 1984, one of my favorite professors I might add. Here is Ben on scholar.google.com .
As noted, Ben has a new and very interesting book coming out Religion and the Rise of Capitalism . He is also the author of the superb The Moral Consequences of Economic Growth , and the earlier Day of Reckoning , about the economic policies of the Reagan administration. Ben has been a leading macroeconomist since the 1970s, and he taught me Ph.D. macro at Harvard in 1984, one of my favorite professors I might add. Here is Ben on scholar.google.com .