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The Wealth of Religions: The Political Economy of Believing and Belonging
The Political Economy of Believing and Belonging
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In "The Wealth of Religions," Robert Barro and Rachel McCleary explore the complex relationship between religious beliefs, practices, and economic outcomes.
The authors investigate how religious adherence influences work ethic, savings behavior, and societal values.
They analyze the impact of religious institutions on economic development and social cohesion.
The book challenges conventional wisdom by examining the nuances of religious influence on economic growth.
It offers a comprehensive analysis of the interplay between faith and economic prosperity across diverse cultures and historical periods.
The authors investigate how religious adherence influences work ethic, savings behavior, and societal values.
They analyze the impact of religious institutions on economic development and social cohesion.
The book challenges conventional wisdom by examining the nuances of religious influence on economic growth.
It offers a comprehensive analysis of the interplay between faith and economic prosperity across diverse cultures and historical periods.
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Mentioned by Robert Barro as a co-author of his book on the political economy of believing and belonging.
Revisiting Empirical Macroeconomics with Robert Barro (Harvard Economics Professor)
