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Specifications of the book 20 economic fallacies
- the writer : Tim Worstall
- Translator : Amirhossein Khaleghi
- Release year: 1400
- Published: First
- number of pages: 150
- Delivery time: 3 to 5 working days
In the book Twenty Economic Fallacies by Tim Worstall, he refers to many people’s beliefs that are incorrect from the point of view of economics and based on the actual behavior of humans. In fact, this book deals with the beliefs of people who believe that their hair does not fit; While these beliefs are wrong. In the book Twenty Economic Fallacies, Tim Worstall described the fallacies of people who mistakenly think that it is a description of human behavior in the conditions of scarcity of resources. The book 20 economic fallacies contains common stereotypes in the field of economics and tries to convince minds to rethink these stereotypes.
Book list of twenty economic fallacies
- First chapter: Unlimited growth is not possible in a finite system
- second chapter: In the next generation, our mineral reserves will run out.
- Chapter III: Labor value theory
- Fourth Season: Economics can provide a solution to our problems
- The fifth chapter: Companies should pay more taxes
- Chapter Six: Only if we export a lot, we will succeed in business
- The seventh chapter: The government should provide the goods and services that the public needs
- The eighth chapter: The risk of climate change (global warming) means that we must not allow the earth's temperature to rise more than 2 degrees at any cost
- Chapter 9: Neoliberal globalization has only benefited the rich and therefore inequality is increasing.
- Chapter Ten: Creating jobs is the benefit of doing economic activities.
- Chapter eleven: Developing countries should support small scale industries.
- And...
About the author of twenty economic fallacies
Tim Worstall, author of 20 Economic Fallacies, was born in March 1963. He is a British blogger, writer and senior member of the Adam Smith Institute in England, who studied at the London School of Economics. The topics of Tim Worstall’s writings are on environmentalism and economics, especially corporate taxation, and have also been published in the trade press. In 2010, his blog was listed as one of the top 100 UK political blogs by Total Politics.
In the book 20 Economic Fallacies, Team Worstall tried to address 20 common fallacies in a simple language without the usual complexities of economic texts; Fallacies that are interesting even for people familiar with economics.
About the translator of 20 economic fallacies
The translator of the book 20 economic fallacies is Amirhossein Khaleghi, born on Mehr 17, 1359. He was born in the city of Isfahan and continued his education in the field of mathematics and physics until high school in this city. He started his university studies in 2017 in the field of industrial engineering from Amirkabir University. After graduation, due to his interest in management issues and humanities, he continued his studies at Shahid Beheshti University, and pursued a master’s degree in business management. In 2017, he was able to be accepted into a doctoral program in the field of public administration, majoring in public policy. The change of direction in the educational process brought him closer to his personal interests in the field of studies.
Amir Hossein Khaleghi, the translator of the book 20 Economic Fallacies, while studying for a doctorate, started teaching various courses at the Faculty of Management of the University of Tehran. His doctoral dissertation was presented with the title Halil Discourse of Ethical Matters in Iran’s E-Government Policymaking. This person has published various articles in the field of social sciences, management, etc. Also, two books titled “Complexity and Management; Forget the systemic approach” and translated “Organizations, Identity and Image”. Along with the elites of the field of management, he has explained the basics of electronic government in the compilation of two volumes of Iranian management books.
It should be mentioned that Amir Hossein Khaleghi, besides cooperating with many organizations and institutions in the fields of consulting and education, is also engaged in teaching management courses at Tehran University’s Faculty of Management. Also, he has published other books on the topics of organization and management.
