Economics

F.A. Hayek’s The Road to Serfdom is a groundbreaking work of political and economic philosophy that warns of the dangers posed by centralized control and the erosion of individual freedoms. Written d …

Rent, or unearned income, is a pervasive concept in contemporary economics. Economists of all stripes see today’s global economy as riddled with harmful rents, but most deny these are intrinsic to ca …

We are concerned about too many human workers being replaced by machines. We should be. The harm we face goes far beyond the trauma faced by individuals who have lost their jobs to machines over past …

Do you know how much Americans borrow to get the car they want? Did you know that if you save $5, 000 a year in a retirement account starting at an early age you could retire as a millionaire? Did yo …

This book is a compilation of spontaneous political blogs written during the Obama Presidential period. It is through these blogs there appears to be a remarkable unparalleled similarity between the …

The author explains why and how the Labour Party has continued the fiscal policy of the Tories over 14 years, which was itself tailored to the wishes of the majority of capital operating in, through …

Nakita Khrushchev of the communist party once said that one day the communist flag would fly over the USA and that the American people would raise it themselves. This book will explain why that may b …

‘A living manual for the renaissance of an eminent African country!’ Thabo Mbeki President of South Africa, 1999–2008 A practical roadmap for transforming the largest economy in Africa. Reclaiming th …

Is neoclassical economics dead? Why have the biggest industrial economies stagnated since the financial crisis? Is the competitive threat from China a tired metaphor or a genuine danger to our standa …

What if neoclassical economics addressed the question of class? This accessible overview of economic theory launches this investigation The COVID-19 pandemic exposed the economic inequalities pervadi …