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Transitioning to the aggregate economy, the authors analyze economic growth, inflation, and unemployment. Economics.19e.-.Paul.Samuelson..William.Nordhaus.pdf

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Reading this chapter in 2024 or 2025 is eerie. Nordhaus predicted carbon taxes and cap-and-trade systems with startling accuracy. He writes, "Climate change is the greatest example of market failure in history." This single sentence, buried in a PDF found on university servers, is why Nordhaus later won the Nobel Prize in 2018. Can’t copy the link right now

Adam Smith gave us the "Invisible Hand"—the idea that individuals pursuing self-interest inadvertently benefit society. Samuelson and Nordhaus take this further, introducing the necessary counterweight: