Economic Growth

by David N. Weil

Economic Growth

Genres: Economics, Textbooks

592 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 2004

Reviews

[Angie]

This was my textbook for development economics. Very clear explanations that are easy to follow through. Graphs and statistics are also clearly explained with elaboration. The chapters are structured such that it makes understanding the factors easy to grasp. Grateful to have Economic Growth as my textbook!

[Gustavo Gonzalez]

Recommended by Alex Tabarrok ages ago on a Marginal Revolution blog post.

[Gabe]

This was a solid textbook about why some countries are poor and others are rich, and possible paths to get from one to the other.

[Bala]

A great book for beginners by a renowned economist, who has had a significant impact on macroeconomic theory even before the publication of this text. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in the subjects of growth, sustainability, and prosperity. The book is well-written, clear, concise, and engaging.

[Michael]

Very good for a textbook. Clear, concise writing and graphs.

[Mohamad Jaber]

Valuable information in a logical easy to comprehend format