Summary:
The book presents a broad overview of economic concepts, theories, and schools of thought, aiming to demystify economics for the general reader. It encourages critical thinking about the discipline, challenging mainstream assumptions and advocating for a more pluralistic and inclusive approach to economic understanding.
Key points:
1. Economic Pluralism: Chang promotes understanding multiple economic theories for a well-rounded view of the economy.
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