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"Economists have a bad reputation. Not only do they assume that everyone is self-interested and amoral, they are almost always cheerleaders for the free market. As a result, most people who do not already share their beliefs ignore everything that economists have to say. This is a problem. Even among the highly educated, economics is a minefield of fallacies and errors. Among those who know little about the subject--a group that includes the average taxpayer and consumer, as well as most journalists, political activists and politicians--almost every widely held belief is false. The level of…
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1 edition- Other · English · 2009HarperCollins · 338 pages · 9781554683956
EconomicsÉconomie politique et politiquePhilosophyÉconomie politiquePolitical aspectsPhilosophieEconomics, political aspectsEconomics, philosophy









