¿Qué falla con la economía?: Manual urgente para combatir la incertidumbre

The book "La Economía: ¿Buena para la Prosperidad y el Bienestar?" by Robert Skidelsky offers a refreshing perspective on the field of economics, challenging the conventional wisdom that has led to a narrow and flawed understanding of the world.

With a focus on the limitations of current economic models and the need for a more holistic approach, this book provides a much-needed critique of the way economics is taught in universities today.

Skidelsky argues that economists must be more than just mathematicians and analysts, but also historians, policymakers, and philosophers.

By relying on a sequence of convincing criticisms, he proposes a new approach to economics that takes into account the complexities of history and politics.

This book is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of the world around them and a more nuanced view of the economy.