Books by Sam Gilbert
“Using data in all kinds of ways can help address either public policy problems or business problems, or help businesses come up with new ideas. The potential is very wide. But, if we’re going to tap into that potential, we need to have a clear set of protocols about what data could be used when and by whom.” Read more...
The Best Economics Books of 2021
Diane Coyle, Economist
Interviews where books by Sam Gilbert were recommended
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1
Home in the World: A Memoir
by Amartya Sen -
2
Shutdown: How Covid Shook the World's Economy
by Adam Tooze -
3
Good Data: An Optimist's Guide to Our Digital Future
by Sam Gilbert -
4
Vaxxers: The Inside Story of the Oxford AstraZeneca Vaccine and the Race Against the Virus
by Catherine Green & Sarah Gilbert -
5
Radical Potter
by Tristram Hunt
The Best Economics Books of 2021, recommended by Diane Coyle
The Best Economics Books of 2021, recommended by Diane Coyle
From the education of a Nobel Prize-winning economist to debates about privacy and the drawbacks of global supply chains, Professor Diane Coyle of Cambridge University’s Bennett Institute for Public Policy chooses the best economics books of 2021. These are highly readable books that also shed important light on the Covid pandemic and the world we live in.
