In the Wake of the Crisis: Leading Economists Reassess Economic Policy (Mit Press)
by Olivier Blanchard, Dani Rodrik, David Romer, Joseph E. Stiglitz, Robert M. Solow, Maurice Obstfeld, Class Of 1941 Professor Of Economics Olivier Blanchard, Herman Royer Professor In Political Economy David Romer, Head Of The Social Sciences Division Of The University Of Oxford Fellow And Tutor In Law At St Catherine'S College Oxford And Cuf Lecturer Michael Spence Ba, Senior Fellow Joseph E Stiglitz, Governor Guillermo Ortiz, President Otmar Issing, Director And Chief Executive Parthasarathi Shome, Managing Director Sri Mulyani Indrawati, Former Governor Y V Reddy, Professor Of Economics Hyun Song Shin, Adair Turner, Henry Kaufman Visiting Professor Paul M Romer, Ricardo J Caballero, Founding Parner Arminio Fraga, Professor Rakesh Mohan, Professor Of Professional Practice José Antonio Ocampo, Andrew Sheng, Michael Spence, Governor Már Guðmundsson, Professor Olivier Jeanne, Assistant Secretary For International Finance Charles Collyns
This MIT Press volume compiles assessments from leading economists like Olivier Blanchard, Dani Rodrik, David Romer, and Joseph E. Stiglitz on economic policy following the crisis. It explores global perspectives on macroeconomic reforms, stability measures, and future directions, offering critical insights for policymakers and scholars.
About This Book
In the Wake of the Crisis brings together perspectives from renowned economists to evaluate the implications of the recent financial turmoil on economic policy.
Edited by Olivier Blanchard, Dani Rodrik, and David Romer, the book features contributions from a diverse group of international experts, including Joseph E. Stiglitz, Robert M. Solow, and Maurice Obstfeld.
These discussions address key challenges in macroeconomic policy, drawing on global experiences to propose pathways for reform.
The volume highlights the need for adaptive strategies in response to evolving economic conditions.
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