| وصف الكتاب | This book was written by its author for both specialized and non-specialized readers in economics. He hopes it will be beneficial for both types of readers. It serves as an introduction to the field of economics for those who have not studied it before, as well as an introduction to the critique of economics that clarifies significant weaknesses in this discipline. The author refers to these weaknesses as the biases and interests that underpin various topics in economics, which reflect class or national interests, or a specific cultural or intellectual climate that does not necessarily accommodate other cultures different from those in which economics originated and developed. The book explains the unscientific foundations of various topics in economics: production, consumption, prices, population, property, income distribution in both capitalist and socialist thought, national output and employment theory, economic development, international trade, and cost-benefit analysis. It seeks to uncover the underlying philosophy behind certain discussions that are not actually neutral, objective, or devoid of purpose, as many economics students might think, but rather shaped by a particular perspective on economic and social relations or a specific philosophy of life, to which there is no obligation for those with differing views or philosophies to conform. |
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