Machine Dreams

Discover the transformative journey of economics in Philip Mirowski's Machine Dreams, published by Cambridge University Press in 2001. This comprehensive volume, spanning 672 pages, explores how the advent of computers reshaped the landscape of American economics. Mirowski delves into the pivotal role of mathematician John von Neumann, revealing how his innovative ideas have influenced the economics profession well into the 21st century. Ideal for students and professionals alike, Machine Dreams offers a profound analysis of the intersection between technology and economic theory. Engage with the historical impact of science and technology on society through this essential read, perfect for anyone interested in the evolution of economic thought.