"The Third Pillar: How Markets and the State Leave the Community Behind" by Raghuram Rajan is a compelling analysis by the former RBI Governor and renowned economist, arguing that the modern world has created a dangerous imbalance by overemphasizing the roles of the state and markets while neglecting the crucial "third pillar"—local communities. Rajan posits that all economics is fundamentally socioeconomics, deeply embedded in human relations and norms. He examines how historical technological shifts have destabilized this balance, leading to the current wave of populism and discontent. The book offers a profound framework for understanding global economic and social woes and proposes that strengthening and empowering local communities is essential to restore stability, foster inclusive growth, and create a more humane and sustainable future.
Additional Product Info :
ISBN 10 :
9353576652
ISBN 13 :
9789353576653
Publisher :
HARPER COLLINS
Language :
English
Dimensions :
20x5x25
Item Weight :
0.5 kg