Economics and its Stories

Amal Sanyal teaches economics at Lincoln University, New Zealand.  He has taught and interacted  with many other universities, including Jawaharlal Nehru University, New Delhi. He has worked in theoretical  macroeconomics, political economy and developmental policy. He has written on public policy issues in India and contributed to development planning in Mauritius. He has also contributed to theoretical research in governance, corruption and tax evasion. His work has appeared  in journals like Economica, Public Choice, Journal of Comparative Economics, Journal of Post Keynesian Economics and Economic and Political Weekly.

1. Introduction 2. Markets, Efficiency, and Adam Smith 3. Many Forms of Market: Sellers Big and Small 4. Markets Often Fail and So Do Governments 5. Unemployment and J.M. Keynes 6. After Keynes 7. Money, Banks, and Finance 8. Trade, Foreign Investment and Migration 9. Economic Growth and Development 10. Conclusion