A Brain-Focused Foundation for Economic Science

The book critiques Lionel Robbins's foundational concept of scarcity in economics, suggesting it has lost its ability to unify contemporary economists. It explores how Robbins's ideas have shaped economic thought since his time, yet highlights the growing divergence in interpretations and applications of scarcity among modern economists. Through this analysis, the author challenges the relevance of Robbins's framework in today's economic discourse.