Philippe Aghion
Born 1956
French economist who shared the 2025 Nobel Prize in Economics with two others.
Books by Philippe Aghion in order
Books by Philippe Aghion in the order they were published, from A model of growth through creative destruction (1990) to Power of Creative Destruction (2020).
- 1A model of growth through creative destruction
A model of growth through creative destruction1990 - 2Growth and unemploymentGrowth and unemployment1991
- 3The behaviour of state firms in eastern EuropeThe behaviour of state firms in eastern Europe1993
- 4The economics of enterprise restructuring in central and easThe economics of enterprise restructuring in central and eastern Europe1994
- 5Insolvency reform in the UKInsolvency reform in the UK1995
- 6Competition, entry, and the social returns to infrastructureCompetition, entry, and the social returns to infrastructure in transition economies1998
- 7Endogenous growth theory
Endogenous growth theory1998 - 8Currency crises and monetary policy in an economy with crediCurrency crises and monetary policy in an economy with credit constraints2000
- 9General purpose technology and within-group inequalityGeneral purpose technology and within-group inequality2000
- 10Endogenous political institutionsEndogenous political institutions2002
- 11Financial development and the instability of open economiesFinancial development and the instability of open economies2004
- 12Growth vs. marginsGrowth vs. margins2004
- 13Negotiating free tradeNegotiating free trade2004
- 14The effect of financial development on convergenceThe effect of financial development on convergence2004
- 15Competition and growth
Competition and growth2005 - 16Handbook of economic growth
Handbook of economic growth2005 - 17Volatility and GrowthVolatility and Growth2005
- 18Democracy, technology, and growthDemocracy, technology, and growth2007
- 19Education, Academia and GrowthEducation, Academia and Growth2009
- 20The economics of growth
The economics of growth2009 - 21WachstumsökonomieWachstumsökonomie2015
- 22Annual Review of EconomicsAnnual Review of Economics2018
- 23Power of Creative Destruction
Power of Creative Destruction2020 - 24Choosing electoral rulesChoosing electoral rules