Is Economics Relevant?: Reader in Political Economics

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Is Economics Relevant?: Reader in Political Economics by Robert L Heilbroner, Arthur M. Ford
English | 1971 | ISBN: 0876204450 | 315 Pages | PDF | 30.8 MB
This reader in political economics serves a double purpose. It demonstrates that economics can be relevant while pointing up the reasons why it often is not- why it frequently refuses to ask the questions that might more clearly illumine sociefy; why it sometimes gets unsatisfactory answers to the questions it does ask; and why it too often fails to offer the historic and philosophic guidance we seek.

This reader in political economics serves a double purpose. It demonstrates that economics can be relevant while pointing up the reasons why it often is not- why it frequently refuses to ask the questions that might more clearly illumine sociefy; why it sometimes gets unsatisfactory answers to the questions it does ask; and why it too often fails to offer the historic and philosophic guidance we seek.

To attack these questions, the editors divide the readings into three sections. Economic Critiques demonstrates how economics can be relevant as a source of deep criticism of existing evils in our society. Economic Reasoning At Work shows how the techniques of economics offer a useful approach to solutions of social problems. Economic Philosophies tackles relevance from the angle of the economic philosophies presented by various economists.

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