https://sandromagri.info/en/categories/economics/index.htmlHugoensandro@freenetst.it (Sandro Magrì)sandro@freenetst.it (Sandro Magrì)2020- All rights reserved.Wed, 06 Apr 2022 22:50:31 +0200https://sandromagri.info/en/history/notes/storia010/index.htmlSat, 09 May 2020 09:58:08 +0200sandro@freenetst.it (Sandro Magrì)https://sandromagri.info/en/history/notes/storia010/index.htmlBooks for the history of the universe, the earth, life, and humanity. And for understanding who we are, where we come from, and where we are going.https://sandromagri.info/en/history/notes/storia020/index.htmlSat, 09 May 2020 09:58:08 +0200sandro@freenetst.it (Sandro Magrì)https://sandromagri.info/en/history/notes/storia020/index.htmlBooks for the history of the universe, the earth, life, and humanity. And for understanding who we are, where we come from, and where we are going.https://sandromagri.info/en/economy/notes/economia015/index.htmlWed, 06 Apr 2022 22:50:31 +0200sandro@freenetst.it (Sandro Magrì)https://sandromagri.info/en/economy/notes/economia015/index.htmlDRAFT - WORK IN PROGRES … Introductions for those who know nothing about it: Ha-Joon Chang - Economics. Instructions for use Luigi Campiglio - Thirteen ideas for reasoning about economics John Kenneth Galbraith - History of Economics The contemporary debate on crises, the failure of dominant theories and the future of the world economy: Francesco Saraceno - The useless sciencehttps://sandromagri.info/en/economy/notes/economia020/index.htmlWed, 06 Apr 2022 22:50:31 +0200sandro@freenetst.it (Sandro Magrì)https://sandromagri.info/en/economy/notes/economia020/index.htmlDRAFT - WORK IN PROGRES … Foreword Scholars such as Albert Hirschmann (American naturalized German liberal economist and philosopher, brother-in-law of Altiero Spinelli, and father-in-law of 1998 Nobel laureate Amyarta Sen) analyzed the laws and mathematical models proposed by liberalist economists as Freudian envy of Physics (in analogy with the trauma of penis envy in girls). As noted by Hirschmann, if a scientist sees a wiggling dog the tail, for a liberal economist it is the tail that wags the dog. In 1987, a major interdisciplinary conference, at which major economists, social scientists and theoretical physicists from the U.S. and around the world, including several Nobel laureates, should have initiated the study of the Economy as a complex system. The Santa Fe conference was chaired by physicist Philip W. Anderson, founder of complex systems theory emerging (“More is different” Science, 1972) and Nobel Prize winner in 1977, together with David Pines (theoretical physicist) and Kenneth Arrow (economist, 1972 Nobel laureate). After listening to the economists’ report on the status of their subject, increasingly horrified and disgusted by the absurd assumptions, Anderson asked: _But do you guys really believe this crap?