The Third Pillar: How Markets and the State Leave the Community Behind
Raghuram Rajan examines the balance among markets, the state, and the community. Focusing on the community’s place in public and economic life, this book offers a broad perspective on the forces that shape society and on the consequences of leaving one of its essential pillars behind.
About This Book
Raghuram Rajan explores the relationship between markets, the state, and the community.
The book focuses on the community as a central pillar of social and economic life.
It considers what can happen when markets and government receive attention while local communities are left behind.
Written for readers interested in economics, politics, and society, the book presents a broad examination of how these forces interact.
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