The weight economics cannot bear

Author: Xia Yeliang
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Publish Date: 2003-06-01
Features: Throughout history, great economists have devoted significant time and effort to studying how society can achieve the optimal allocation of resources, thereby delving into moral, institutional, political, and legal domains. Their conclusions were that the equality of individuals and the protection of personal freedom are the essential pathways to achieving the optimal allocation of resources.
● This book is a collection of economic essays by the renowned Chinese economist Xia Yeliang, including selected essays, reflective notes, reviews of economic research, critiques of economists, papers, book reviews, and several miscellaneous pieces that reflect the author's personal insights.
● The author not only possesses a solid foundation in economic theory but also demonstrates rigorous logic and a sharp pen. His strong sense of social responsibility and historical mission compels him to speak out against injustice and criticize societal flaws. Through his passionate writings, readers can easily discern his unwavering pursuit of truth, freedom, and equality, as well as his commitment to justice.
● A significant portion of the book is dedicated to introducing economics and economists, discussing famous figures in both domestic and international academia. It covers their academic achievements and research experiences, with some sections offering serious critiques. The book also includes firsthand discussions, questions, or interviews between the author and several Nobel laureates in economics.
● This book is suitable for readers with and without professional backgrounds in economics.