Where Economics Went Wrong: Chicago's Abandonment of Classical Liberalism
by David Colander, Craig Freedman
Where Economics Went Wrong explores the Chicago school’s abandonment of classical liberalism and its implications for economic thought. David Colander and Craig Freedman provide a critical examination of changing ideas, inviting readers to reconsider how influential economic traditions developed and what those changes mean for the discipline.
About This Book
Where Economics Went Wrong examines the relationship between economic thought and classical liberalism.
David Colander and Craig Freedman focus on the Chicago school and its departure from principles associated with classical liberal economics.
The book considers how influential ideas and intellectual movements can change over time.
It offers readers a critical perspective on the development of modern economic thought.
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