The economic ideas of ordinary people (Routledge Revivals)

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Exploring the interplay between language and economic behavior, this book examines how the way we discuss our desires and constraints shapes our actions in the economic sphere. It critiques modern economics for overlooking the significance of everyday language in understanding economic activities. First published in 1992, it delves into the economic ideas held by ordinary people, highlighting the importance of communication in influencing economic decisions and behaviors.