The Economics of Industrial Society

Focusing on the economics of industrial society, this book critiques existing economic theories while presenting an original model that encompasses neo-classical, Marxist, and Keynesian perspectives. It emphasizes real-world problem-solving, exploring individual market operations, foreign exchange rates, and unemployment issues. Additionally, it examines the fiscal and monetary policies necessary to address unemployment, particularly in the context of an industrial country reliant on external sources for raw materials. This makes it a valuable resource for students and educators alike.