How Economics Should Be Complicated

Challenging conventional economic theories, this book argues for a more nuanced understanding of economics that incorporates complexity and real-world factors. It critiques simplistic models and advocates for an interdisciplinary approach, blending insights from psychology, sociology, and environmental studies. By emphasizing the interconnectedness of economic systems, the author explores how this complexity can lead to better policy-making and improved societal outcomes, ultimately reshaping the way we think about economic issues.