Where Economics Went Wrong: Chicago's Abandonment of Classical Liberalism
by David Colander, Craig Freedman
Where Economics Went Wrong examines Chicago economics and its departure from classical liberalism. David Colander and Craig Freedman provide a critical look at the changing intellectual direction of a prominent economic tradition, making the book relevant to readers interested in economic history, political ideas, and the foundations of modern economic thought.
About This Book
Where Economics Went Wrong explores the relationship between the Chicago school of economics and classical liberalism.
David Colander and Craig Freedman examine the intellectual shift identified in the book’s title and consider its significance for economic thought.
The book offers a critical perspective on the development of a major economic tradition and its changing relationship to liberal ideas.
It is suited to readers interested in economics, the history of economic ideas, and debates about liberalism.
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