マイケル・ジェンセンとアメリカ中産階級の解体――エージェンシー理論の光と影
Nicholas Lemann's book traces Michael Jensen's agency theory and its role in eroding America's middle class. It balances the theory's innovative contributions against its darker impacts on economic inequality and corporate practices, offering a critical perspective on modern economic thought.
About This Book
This book examines the life and work of Michael Jensen, a key figure in the development of agency theory in economics.
It explores how his ideas contributed to significant changes in American corporate structures and their effects on the middle class.
The narrative highlights both the positive innovations and the unintended consequences of these theoretical advancements.
Through a biographical lens, it provides insight into the broader implications for economic policy and social stability.
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