Robert Skidelsky

Nacido en 1939 skidelskyr.com

Economía Política

Robert Skidelsky es un destacado economista, historiador y autor.
Nacido en 1939 en Manchuria, se formó en el Brighton College y en la Universidad de Oxford.
Skidelsky es conocido sobre todo por su biografía en tres volúmenes de John Maynard Keynes, la cual recibió numerosos premios.
Ha ocupado puestos académicos en diversas instituciones, entre ellas la Universidad de Warwick y la Universidad de Cornell.
Skidelsky ha escrito varios libros sobre economía e historia, y contribuye de manera habitual al debate público a través de columnas de opinión y funciones de asesoramiento.
En 1991 fue nombrado par vitalicio y en 1994 fue elegido miembro de la Academia Británica.
Su campo de especialización abarca la economía política, las relaciones internacionales y la historia británica del siglo XX.

Libros de Robert Skidelsky

How Much Is Enough? Money and the Good Life

por Robert Skidelsky • 2012

Keynes predicted 15-hour workweeks by 2030. Here is why the money came but the time never did.

3.56

1000+

🌱 Post-Growth Economics 🛒 Anti-Consumerism ⚖️ Economic Ethics ⏳ Work-Time Reduction 💰 Basic Income Debate

How Much Is Enough? Money and the Good Life

Keynes predicted 15-hour workweeks by 2030. Here is why the money came but the time never did.

por Robert Skidelsky 2012 218 páginas

3.56

1000+ valoraciones

🌱 Post-Growth Economics 🛒 Anti-Consumerism ⚖️ Economic Ethics ⏳ Work-Time Reduction 💰 Basic Income Debate

Keynes

por Robert Skidelsky • 2009

The 2008 crash was an indictment of an economics that abandoned Keynes. Markets don't self-correct.

3.78

1000+

💰 Keynesian Economics 📉 Financial Crises 📋 Financial Regulation 📊 Macroeconomic Policy 🏛️ Political Economy

Keynes

The 2008 crash was an indictment of an economics that abandoned Keynes. Markets don't self-correct.

por Robert Skidelsky 2009 256 páginas

3.78

1000+ valoraciones

💰 Keynesian Economics 📉 Financial Crises 📋 Financial Regulation 📊 Macroeconomic Policy 🏛️ Political Economy

Keynes

por Robert Skidelsky • 2010

Keynes's core claim: saving too much makes everyone poorer, and only government spending can fix it.

3.45

184

🧠 Keynesian Economics 💰 Demand-Side Economics 📈 Macroeconomic Theory 🏛️ Government Intervention 🔄 Business Cycles

Keynes

Keynes's core claim: saving too much makes everyone poorer, and only government spending can fix it.

por Robert Skidelsky 2010 208 páginas

3.45

184 valoraciones

🧠 Keynesian Economics 💰 Demand-Side Economics 📈 Macroeconomic Theory 🏛️ Government Intervention 🔄 Business Cycles

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