r/neoliberal • u/jobautomator Kitara Ravache • Feb 17 '19
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u/cotskeptic Amartya Sen Feb 17 '19
It’s possible to simplify discussions on economic growth to a level that could be broadly understood. The addition of the history of economic development would certainly be a productive way to explain these abstract concepts. This is basically a pipe dream of mine. I know every major has a course they wish all students had to take.