This important book provides fascinating insights into the origins,
development and current state of modern macroeconomics. The
reader's imagination is instantly captured, and the subject matter
brought alive, through conversations with fourteen leading
economists including five Nobel Laureates. These interviews shed
new light on the controversies witnessed in the field of
macroeconomic theory and policy, the way macroeconomics is taught
and the history and methodology of macroeconomic research. Their
illuminating and contrasting discussions provide students and
scholars alike with a unique, highly accessible and enjoyable way
to explore the ever-changing landscape of modern macroeconomics.
The major economists featured in this book are: Alberto Alesina
Olivier Blanchard Mark Blaug Robert W. Clower David C. Colander
Milton Friedman Robert E. Lucas, Jr. Gregory Mankiw Franco
Modigliani Edward N. Prescott Paul C. Romer Robert M. Solow John B.
Taylor James Tobin
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