Routledge Economic Philosophy (Routledge Classics) Book

Explore the deep connections between economic theory and ideology with Economic Philosophy from the Routledge Classics series. Written by Joan Robinson, one of the most influential economists of the twentieth century, this work provides a unique look at the foundations of the field. Robinson was a major figure in the Cambridge School of economics and a notable critic of free-market capitalism. In this text, Robinson examines the tension between economics as a science and economics as an ideology. She uses her clear and vivid writing style to analyze the history of economic thought, including critiques of early economists like Adam Smith. This book is an essential read for those interested in international trade, development, and the philosophical roots of economic systems. Whether you are a student of economic history or a reader interested in the social impact of market theories, Robinson's insights offer a profound perspective on how economic ideas shape our world.