The Morality of Radical Economics

Part I. Economics as a Moral Science: The Philosophy and Science of Morality

1. Introduction
Ron P. Baiman

2. The Philosophy and Science of Morality
Ron P. Baiman

3. Economics as a Moral Science
Ron P. Baiman

Part II. Textbook Fables Support Immoral Policies: Economics Is Not About Supply and Demand or Aggregate Supply and Demand

4. The Supply and Demand Story: A Dystopian Counter-Factual
Ron P. Baiman

5. Ghost Curve Ideology: The Supply Curve Generally Does Not Exist, So Why Is It a Core Concept in Almost Every Economics Textbook?
Ron P. Baiman

6. Aggregate Supply and Demand in the Macroeconomy: An Ill-Defined and Misapplied Fiction
Ron P. Baiman

7. The Money Supply and Demand Market: The Greatest Myth of Them All
Ron P. Baiman

8. The International “Free Market” for Trade and Investment: Capital’s Global Power Play
Ron P. Baiman

Part III. The Morality of Radical Economics: Investigating the Value Neutral Aspect of Neoclassical Economics

9. Equity Cannot Be Separated from Efficiency
Ron P. Baiman

10. From Amoral High Theory to Immoral Applied Theory
Ron P. Baiman

11. The Morality of Radical Economics
Ron P. Baiman

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