Samuelson's Critique of Economics: Competitive Economics: Competitive Economics

Author: Han Deqiang
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Publish Date: 2002-10-01
Features: What he aims to do is to make economic phenomena come alive, complex, realistic, and explore their essential characteristics, creating a completely new economic system—Competitive Economics. He offers unique interpretations of fundamental economic concepts such as wages, profits, rent, prices, competition, and monopoly. In my view, these interpretations are highly insightful and more in line with reality. The primary feature of this book is that it is written vividly, filled with facts and a realistic sense. The author skillfully integrates factual material into his arguments, making the reading experience smooth and engaging. It allows readers to feel the passion in the author's thoughts while also recognizing that everything he says is grounded in the reality we see every day. The market economy is experiencing major crises worldwide. In this context, Stiglitz's "religious reformation" may no longer suffice, and Han Deqiang's "discarding the religion" argument could become the new trend.