relationships, and balanced analysis of policies and opinions.

Diverse perspectives and contributors: The third edition highlights the research and views of a broader

group of economists. These include people from across the spectrum of economic thought, with a particular

focus on those who take what are often considered non-traditional views of economic policy and government

action. Examples include:

• Chapter 1: Esther Duflo, Abhijit Banerjee, and Michael Kremer regarding experimental analysis in

development economics.

• Chapter 4: Walter Williams and Thomas Sowell regarding the downsides of minimum wages.

• Chapter 13: Carlota Perez regarding employment shifts resulting from innovation; Mariana Mazzucato

regarding government involvement in innovation; Elinor Ostrom and the “non-tragedy of the commons.”

• Chapter 14: William A. Darity Jr. on employment discrimination and market forces; Phyllis Ann Wallace

and the EEOC.
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