Narrative Economics
An economic concept introduced by Nobel laureate Robert Shiller that examines how narratives and stories spread and influence economic behavior and markets. It emphasizes that compelling narratives carry economic value in their own right, driving fundraising, attracting talent, and shaping regulatory outcomes.
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The grand narrative surrounding a technology has economic value in itself, capable of driving financing, attracting talent, and influencing regulation.
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The concept of narrative economics was systematically articulated by Nobel laureate in economics Robert Shiller in his book Narrative Economics.
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