Edmund Phelps's Mass Flourishing was named one of the Financial Times'sBooks of the Year by Martin Wolf, who writes, "Phelps, a Nobel laureate in economics, defies categorisation. In this extraordinary book – part history, part economics and part philosophy – he proclaims individual enterprise as the defining characteristic of modernity. But he fears this dynamism is lost. One does not have to agree to recognise that Phelps has addressed some of the big questions about our future."
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