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Economist Dennis Snower Says Economics Nears a New Paradigm - Evonomics
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Beyond any shadow of a doubt, there is a change in the air, as economics nears its Copernican Moment.
From the editor: In partnership with ThisViewofLife.com , join us as some of the leading thinkers in economics and evolutionary biology offer their advice to an aspiring economist. In the process, they illuminate the flaws in existing economic theory and demonstrate how evolutionary science can enhance our understanding of economic behavior. View the full series . By Dennis Snower This is probably the most exciting and fruitful time ever to become an aspiring economist. Why? Because economics is reaching its Copernican Moment – the moment when it is finally becoming clear that the curren
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