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New & Noteworthy
Featured Audiobooks
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Ideas
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Angus Deaton on Economics in America
Deaton tells the story of the last 40 years of economics in America, not by writing about economics directly, but by telling stories about the adventures of economists—including himself —in research and in policy.
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Virtuous Bankers
The eighteenth-century Bank of England was an institution that operated for the benefit of its shareholders—and yet came to be considered, as Adam Smith described it, “a great engine of state.”
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In dialogue: Rethinking climate change and catastrophe
This month, in pursuit of clarity and advice, we gathered some of our authors and asked the following question: How should we think about the future in the face of climate change? Their perspectives offer us the tools to collectively rethink catastrophe in order to generate alternative possibilities of hope, action, or simple awareness regarding the planet and its beings.
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The corporation as institutional adaptation
Both external events and government policy have profoundly influenced the shape and extent of the American corporation.
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Return to office? How COVID-19 and remote work reshaped the economy
The last great battle of the COVID-19 pandemic is not over masks or vaccines or big government policies. It’s over remote work.