What happened to the excitement of creativity and innovation?
👉 https://t.co/GTlQ6N7xr8 👀
Nobel Laureate @EdmundPhelps@ColumbiaCapSoc explores how rekindling our creative spirit can lead to personal fulfillment and societal progress.
Edmund Phelps, ganador del Premio Nobel de Economía en 2006, y uno de los académicos más importantes de su generación, publica en España su autobiografía "Mis viajes alrededor de la teoría económica".
¡Ya en libreríasEdmund Phelps, ganador del Premio Nobel de Economía en 2006, y uno de los académicos más importantes de su generación, publica en España su autobiografía "Mis viajes alrededor de la teoría económica".
¡Ya en librerías!
Vivek Arora calls Center dir. @EdmundPhelps's memoir My Journeys in Economic Theory "profound, far-reaching, and novel" in a new review in the IMF's Finance and Development:
https://t.co/KsTcls10ZC
#economics#memoir#capitalism@Columbia
@columbia_econ
@ColumbiaUP
“Chi non lavora non mangia, ma chi lavora deve mangiare”..Giovanni Tria oggi sul @ilfoglio_it cita Phelps (nella foto alla Columbia) per “Rewarding Work”
Good Talk on @BookTV : Authors on Government Efficiency with the wonderful Philip K Howard -
https://t.co/AAlOJpnHfV
Authors: Philip Howard ("Not Accountable"), Jennifer Murtazashvili ("Informal Order and the State in Afghanistan"), Edmund Phelps ("My Journeys in Economic Theory") and Paul Romer (Professor of Economics at NYU) talked about government bureaucracies and how to hold them accountable. This discussion was part of an all-day conference held at Columbia University in New York City.
A wealthy friend (CEO) told me once that he didn't mind paying taxes if only the government was more efficient. What I discovered in this talk was, one can start small to bring about needed changes to the administrative state with its many layers of bureaucracy.
Suggested steps, based on evidence, are empower more people to make decisions and don't forget those at the lower rungs on the ladder because they need empowerment too. Give people the space to fail instead of refusing to recognize that failure is a part of learning and growth. A failure free state is a false one.
It's clear that too many people have become adverse to making decisions for fear of making bad decisions. This helps no one and makes it harder on the people under them who need better leadership to do their jobs well.
Surely we can and should do better.
Director @EdmundPhelps's My Journeys in Economic Theory is a best economics book of the summer in the @FT! "Phelps is that rare thing nowadays, an economist who is also both a moralist and a true intellectual." https://t.co/qCeiIXYkmV #economics#innovation
Tune in to @cspan this Sunday, June 25 2pm ET! Re-empowering Human Agency, co-hosted with @CommonGood in April, will air:
https://t.co/FYCi4831wC #economics#agency
Tendances Trends has published a piece on My Journeys in Economic Theory, which was just translated into French - PDF available here:
https://t.co/qxQK5jV6ZJ #economics#innovation
The @FT has named dir. @EdmundPhelps's My Journeys in Economic Theory one of the best new books on economics! "Phelps's memoir...will intrigue anyone with an interest in the interdisciplinary nature of social science":
https://t.co/vXn6LKquFr #economics#innovation
Two more recent reviews of @EdmundPhelps's My Journeys in Economic Theory: #economics#innovation
Allnews: https://t.co/x6mzuxPFya
Swiss Economics Blog: https://t.co/xTiS57Cmr8
A host of recent reviews of @EdmundPhelps's My Journeys in Economic Theory, just published in a French translation: #economics#innovation
Le Figaro: https://t.co/oEIAeojNjZ
L'Express: https://t.co/XEGDIUtdzy