Conflicting Economic Theories

Conflicting Economic Theories examines the three most important economic theories competing with each other in the world today. Outlining how these theories systematically differ from each other, he describes each theory one by one and analyzes the different conclusions that arise from each. It offers comprehensive discussions about the concepts, analysis methods, and economic conceptualization style chosen by each theory. By explaining and comparing the different effects of different theories on our lives, he shows how different ways of thinking in general, and these three economic theories in particular, shape society in different ways. "We have written this book to help you become aware, consciously or unconsciously, that there is a choice among existing economic theories. (…) When thinking about economics, many people act as if there is only one obvious way to ask and answer questions. They do not consider economic theory as a theoretical plurality. By avoiding difficult theoretical choices, they ignore them and go with the flow by choosing whatever is in the majority at the time, escaping from their own freedom of choice by taking refuge in the comfort and security of accepting other people's choices, without realizing that they too can make choices and that alternatives exist. If you realize that your thinking involves a choice among such alternatives, hopefully you will want to learn more about those alternatives.”
-Richard Wolff, Stephen Resnick-
(From the Promotional Bulletin)



Number of Pages: 456

Year of Printing: 2016


Language: Turkish
Publisher: Iletisim Publishing

Number of Pages: 456

First Print Year: 2016

Language Turkish