Institutions, Behaviour and Economic Theory
A Contribution to Classical-Keynesian Political Economy
- 464 pages
- 17 hours of reading
The book explores a conceptual framework that bridges liberalism and socialism through a synthesis of classical and Keynesian political economy. It emphasizes the importance of effective demand and the surplus principle in understanding economic distribution and value. The focus is on a monetary production economy, advocating for a unified approach to social sciences, including sociology, law, and politics. It presents social sciences as moral sciences, integrating methods of knowledge theory and addressing the connection between theoretical concepts and historical realities.
