Comments on: What a Human Being Really Is: Why Economics Has Gone So Wrong http://www.citizeneconomists.com/blogs/2008/07/31/what-a-human-being-really-is-why-economics-has-gone-so-wrong/ Citizen Economists is an online economics magazine written by citizen journalists. These ordinary citizens provide reports and commentary on the current events affecting the economics of the fields they work in. Wed, 08 Feb 2012 04:44:52 -0500 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.8.4 hourly 1 By: Anthony Werner http://www.citizeneconomists.com/blogs/2008/07/31/what-a-human-being-really-is-why-economics-has-gone-so-wrong/comment-page-1/#comment-280501 Anthony Werner Thu, 28 Apr 2011 08:39:21 +0000 http://citizeneconomists.com/blogs/?p=839#comment-280501 I have only just come across this. It was thanks to Kamran Mofid, whose book 'Globalisation for the Common Good' we published, that I have named our economics list Ethical Economics to distinguish it from conventional economics - see www.ethicaleconomics.org.uk. I was interested in what you wrote about Ecclesiastes. Seeing your title 'Citizen Economists, I wonder whether you might be interested in our most recent book 'Re-solving the Economic Puzzle'. It is a non-technical book that explores how poverty and unemployment could be cut through a change in the way property is taxed. It has an autobiographical thread running through it which explains the unfolding of the author's understanding of this approach. I have only just come across this. It was thanks to Kamran Mofid, whose book ‘Globalisation for the Common Good’ we published, that I have named our economics list Ethical Economics to distinguish it from conventional economics – see http://www.ethicaleconomics.org.uk. I was interested in what you wrote about Ecclesiastes.

Seeing your title ‘Citizen Economists, I wonder whether you might be interested in our most recent book ‘Re-solving the Economic Puzzle’. It is a non-technical book that explores how poverty and unemployment could be cut through a change in the way property is taxed. It has an autobiographical thread running through it which explains the unfolding of the author’s understanding of this approach.

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