by Bernard Maris · Les Presses de Sciences Po · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782724610376
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In this work, Bernard Maris analyzes the enduring relevance of John Maynard Keynes's thought, moving beyond standard macroeconomic policies. The author explores how Keynes's insights into human psychology, uncertainty, and the role of money provide an original perspective for understanding modern economics. Maris argues that by reclaiming these principles, economics can cease to be an isolated discipline and once again become a tool for society, becoming more humane and civilized. This book is essential for those seeking to understand the deep connection between economic theory and political ethics, inviting readers to rethink the market and the economist's responsibility in the contemporary world.
