Season 4 Episode 3 : Lord Meghnad Desai, author of The Poverty of Political Economy, published by HarperCollins India

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Kitabi Karwan

Siddharth Gupta

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Kitabi Karwan (or KK) was born out a desire to truly fulfil every bookworm's desire to seek genuine engagement and discussions about books, and authors, and writers, and all other related creative personnel associated with the process. Here, we don't talk about ratings nor do we analyse or review books. We discuss them, what they made us feel. We talk about how the writer became what they are today, how did they write this piece, and of course, who and what they end up reading. Regardless of whether you're a lifelong bibliophile or just starting your karwan with books, do give this a whirl!

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Season 4 Episode 3 : Lord Meghnad Desai, author of The Poverty of Political Economy, published by HarperCollins India

Kitabi Karwan

39 minutes 35 seconds

2 years ago

Season 4 Episode 3 : Lord Meghnad Desai, author of The Poverty of Political Economy, published by HarperCollins India

Welcome back viewers and listeners! We're excited to bring to you the 4th season of the Kitabi Karwan podcast!

For this episode, we are joined by one of the smartest minds of our generation, the famed economist and House of Lords member, Lord Meghnad Desai. We talk about his latest book, The Poverty of Political Economy - a fresh take examining the core of how economics developed, and how it has strayed from its core purpose. Check out this wonderful episode as we explore nuanced ideas of how Adam Smith is rather misinterpreted, the dismal state of affairs of Malthusian economics, the Keynes-Pigou question and much more.

This episode is available on Youtube as well at https://youtu.be/VABVWxRpRas

The Poverty of Political Economy has been published by HarperCollins India and is available at all major book stores and online at Amazon India at https://amzn.to/3YUsb51