Book · 2008 · Political corruption
Economic Gangsters
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If you enjoyed what you heard from Ted Miguel today, check out his book titled "Economic Gangsters," which he co-authored with another one of my favorite economists, Ray Fisman.
Steve Levitt · People I (Mostly) Admire · Nov 2021 Listen at 50:05 Why people recommend it
Economic Gangsters by Raymond Fisman and Edward Miguel explores the hidden economic underpinnings of crime, corruption, and political behavior around the world through empirical research. The book received a direct endorsement on the People I (Mostly) Admire podcast hosted by Steve Levitt. During the episode featuring Edward Miguel, Levitt recommended the publication to listeners who enjoyed the discussion, highlighting that it was co-authored by Miguel alongside another one of his favorite economists, Ray Fisman. Levitt further encouraged his audience to seek out the hardcover edition of the text, noting that buyers would find his personal blurb printed right on the front cover, which he felt perfectly captured his high opinion of the work. The host used the closing moments of the interview segment to direct attention toward the co-authored publication, validating the research and insights shared by Miguel throughout the episode by pointing listeners directly to their collaborative book on economics and human behavior.
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Steve Levitt If you enjoyed what you heard from Ted Miguel today, check out his book titled "Economic Gangsters," which… 2
“if you like what you heard from Ted Miguel today check out his book it's called economic gangsters and it's co-authored with another one of my favorite economists Ray fitzman if you buy the hardcover version you see my blurb right on the front and it perfectly captures my opinion of the book it reads rarely has a book on”
“If you enjoyed what you heard from Ted Miguel today, check out his book titled "Economic Gangsters," which he co-authored with another one of my favorite economists, Ray Fisman.”
