Most economics programs no longer require the study of the history of economic thought or the philosophical foundations of diverse schools of economics. Introduction to Political Economy brings those ideas back into the economics curriculum.
This second edition covers the works of four of the most influential economists of modern times – Marx, Veblen, Keynes, and Galbraith – who are simply ignored in most graduate and undergraduate economics courses. The authors examine such concepts as social class, misleading mainstream assumptions about human behavior, psychological and other dimensions of human behavior, and the key role of government in taming capitalist economies. The authors also consider the Swedish model as a "middle way" between capitalism and socialism.
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The Economic Affairs Bureau, Inc. publishes Dollars & Sense, a bimonthly magazine that explains the workings of the U.S. and international economies and provides a progressive perspective on current economic affairs. It is edited and produced by a collective of economists, journalists, and activists who are committed to social justice and economic democracy.
The Economic Affairs Bureau also publishes a series of easy-to-understand economics readers for classroom and general use, including Real World Macro, Real World Micro, Real World Banking, Real World Globalization, Current Economics Issues, and The Environment in Crisis. In addition, it publishes the textbooks Introduction to Political Economy and Unlevel Playing Fields: Understanding Wage Inequality and Discrimination.
Charles Sackrey and Geoffrey Schneider teach at Bucknell University.
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