Since my book, [amazon_link id=”0691156794″ target=”_blank” ]GDP: A Brief but Affectionate History[/amazon_link], was published recently, I’ve been in publicity overdrive. If you’re not interested, look away now. If you are interested, here’s a round-up of the articles about the book by me and the reviews so far.

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Reviews:

Washington Post (Tyler Cowen)

Wall Street Journal, $, (James Grant)

Financial Times, (register or £) (Samuel Brittan)

The New York Times, Fred Andrews

3am Magazine (Richard Marshall)

The Australian, $, (Adam Creighton)

Mint (Niranjan Rajadhyaksha)

Finance & Devlopment (the IMF’s magazine), Todd Buchholz – scroll down

Featured in ‘The invention of “the economy”‘, Planet Money

Interview on Goldstein on Gelt

By me:

Beyond GDP, extract in Foreign Affairs

Aeon Magazine, Growing Pains

Financial World, A measure for error

Prospect, What GDP can’t tell us

Boston Globe: What the GDP Doesn’t Show About America

The Globalist: Warfare and the Invention of GDP

I’ve also reviewed Zachary Karabell’s book [amazon_link id=”1451651201″ target=”_blank” ]The Leading Indicators: A short history of the numbers that rule our world[/amazon_link] for the New York Times and will add the link when it’s out. It has a chapter on GDP. It complements my book rather than being a substitute for it!