From Financial Crisis to Stagnation: The Destruction of Shared Prosperity and the Role of Economics

Abstract

Preface Part I. Origins of the Great Recession: 1. Goodbye financial crash, hello stagnation 2. The tragedy of bad ideas 3. Overview: three perspectives on the crisis 4. America's exhausted paradigm: macroeconomic causes of the crisis 5. The role of finance 6. Myths and fallacies about the crisis: stories about the domestic economy 7. Myths and fallacies about the crisis: stories about the international economy Part II. Avoiding a Great Stagnation: 8. The coming Great Stagnation 9. Avoiding a Great Stagnation: rethinking the paradigm 10. The challenge of corporate globalization 11. Economists and the crisis: bad ideas revisited 12. Markets and the common good: time for a great rebalancing.

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