About this Book

This book indeed brings to the fore issues confronting a myriad of subjects within the economics and political economy domains-collapsing into this space is entrepreneurship, econometrics, political economies, development economics, and international economics. Every chapter digs through the ritual of academic effort in shedding light on pressing global issues and projections-it affords critically understood-notions and insight towards the economic and political forces shaping our world today. Therefore, Essays in Economics and Political Economy would possibly give forth a mindjerking experience for students, scholars, and various professional-interdisciplinary readers in all of these areas on important issues affecting humanity on the world’s scale. Whether you are an expert economist himself or herself, an eager researcher, or simply a student keen to expand horizons, you would find inside this book those perspectives, fresh empirical findings, and innovation-think and practice bridge. With a very comprehensive approach, this volume directs its audience to the complex study of engaging modern economic and political theory in historical context and modes of understanding. From microscopic development-economics nuances to methodology that identifies international economic and political structures, it proves to be both a guide and spark for conversation in the social sciences. A book vital for everyone who wants a kind of extension in his or her knowledge regarding economics, political economy, and allied fields in that such a book is testimony to evidence about interdisciplinary scholarship and its potency to inspire solutions for collective global challenges.