by Nicholas Wapshott · Dom Quixote · Tapa blanda · ISBN 9789722050791
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«Keynes/Hayek» is the economic essay by Nicholas Wapshott, published by Dom Quixote, in Portuguese, with 396 pages.
After the 1929 collapse, this essay reconstructs the debate between John Maynard Keynes, who favored state intervention, and Friedrich Hayek, who considered it useless and dangerous. Wapshott shows how that dispute remains present in today's dialogue on free market and government intervention.
Originally published in 2011. Original title: «Keynes Hayek: The Clash that Defined Modern Economics». Portuguese translation by Edgar Rocha.
Aimed at readers of economics and history of ideas, and at those who want to situate the current debate between state and market.
