The Economics of Human Happiness
Economics of Human Happiness (1933) is a treatise on how to be happy and civilized. The function of applied economics is to make wants coincident and the average citizen doesn't vote for a particular fiscal system but rather for a possibility of greater happiness. This book examines the various -isms to prescribe a better way forward.
novembre 2025, env. 324 pages, Routledge Library Editions: Economics and Society, Anglais
Taylor and Francis
978-1-041-14347-5
Taylor and Francis
978-1-041-14347-5

