The Corruption of Economics

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By Mason Gaffney, Fred Harrison (1994)
The mystery of persistent economic failure is explained. The authors accuse the founders of neoclassical economics of distorting the science to protect vested interests and preventing governments from adopting policies that would yield prosperity for everyone.

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