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The Economist將最近逐期刊登的Economics Briefs: Six Big Ideas集成一個pdf檔供讀者下載！

During the summer of 2016, The Economist ran a series of briefs on important economic theories that did just that—from the Nash equilibrium, a cornerstone of game theory, to the Mundell-Fleming trilemma, which lays bare the trade-offs countries face in their management of capital flows, exchange rates and monetary policy; from the financial-instability hypothesis of Hyman Minsky to the insights of Samuelson and Wolfgang Stolper on trade and wages; from John Maynard Keynes’s thinking on the fiscal multiplier to George Akerlof’s work on information asymmetry. We have assembled these articles into this collection. 

● Information asymmetry: Secrets and agents
● Financial stability: Minsky’s moment
● Tariffs and wages: An inconvenient iota of truth
● Fiscal multipliers: Where does the buck stop?
● Game theory: Prison breakthrough
● The Mundell-Fleming trilemma: Two out of three ain’t bad