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"Seven Deadly Economic Sins" unveils common economic fallacies that hinder prosperity and happiness. Author James R. Otteson challenges widespread misconceptions, presenting economic principles in an accessible way for the non-economist. It dissects arguments around wealth distribution, the effectiveness of good intentions, and the role of experts in planning. It explores the importance of culture and moral attitudes, the tension between economics and morality, and the true meaning of equality. Finally, it offers a defense against the idea that markets are perfect, and looks at what an individual's responsibility is to the wider world. This book serves as a guide for citizens to understand and overcome obstacles to a flourishing society.
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