Daron Acemoğlu writes economics and political-economy books about institutions, technology and the conditions that allow societies to become prosperous or remain unequal. Why Nations Fail, written with James A. Robinson, argues that inclusive political and economic institutions matter more than geography or culture in explaining long-term differences between countries. The Narrow Corridor examines the balance between state capacity and social power required for liberty, while Power and Progress, written with Simon Johnson, looks at how technological change distributes gains depending on who controls its direction. Acemoğlu's books combine historical case studies with economic argument rather than personal finance or business advice. Acemoğlu's books connect development economics, political institutions, inequality and technology policy. Read more Less
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