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如何避免執政者打著進步大旗，犧牲經濟前景保守派經濟學大師直指進步派常見謬誤【股癌推薦書單】＼＼＼經濟政策出問題，都是我們自找的！／／／本書帶大家揭露政治正確的「呼口號」套路——✖兩性的收入差異是歧視造成的？✖環保團體主張降低開發才能減少汙染？✖富人的財富是藉由剝削窮人而來？✖種族歧視是導致貧富差距的原因？✖政府要打房，才能讓大家都買得起房子？以上論調，你一直都相信嗎？還是覺得哪裡怪怪的……知名保守派經濟學家索威爾，透過統計數據檢驗，發現事實證明政治正確的觀點往往禁不起考驗，不但無助於經濟、沒辦法為人類帶來更美好的未來，更可能因為極端強調保護弱勢、追求平等，而把政府推向極權主義。經濟學版《真確》，直指5種謬誤思維教讀者辨識政策利多背後的真相，破解進步派的美好謊言 索威爾用生動的筆觸逐一進行分析，以過人的勇氣揭露其中存在已久的謬誤，企圖站在一個脫離偏見、成見的角度，公平還原被掩蓋的經濟真相，營造一個認識經濟問題的正確思路！這些謬誤包括媒體與政客廣泛傳播的許多信念，例如關於城市問題、收入差距、男女經濟差異的謬誤，以及關於學術界、種族、第三世界國家的經濟謬誤。本書提到，謬誤並不僅是一些狂熱的觀念，事實上，謬誤的「頭頭是道」為自己贏得深遠的影響力。因此，仔細考察並辨識謬誤的缺陷是必要的素養。本書以生動的方式講述日常案例，與讀者共同辨識經濟的真相與荒謬，在不需要先具備任何經濟學的知識下，也能輕鬆理解。是一本專為那些希望理解經濟問題，卻又不希望陷入經濟學的術語、圖表或政治辭藻的讀者「量身定做」的經濟學通俗讀物。【讀這本書，你一定要認識的索威爾】索威爾是美國經濟學大師，也被知名歷史學家約翰遜視為「美國最重要的哲學家」。非裔美國人身分的索威爾，出生在傳統南方州，家境清寒、年少中輟，直到從軍退伍後才重返校園，一路從大學夜間部攻讀到芝加哥大學的博士學位。一路走來十分辛苦，做過各式各樣的基層工作，顛沛流離的早年生活讓索威爾深刻體會社會底層的樣貌，這卻沒有讓他對左派有所嚮往，也無礙於後來的他成為一名保守主義學者，反而因此更能體察社會的根本問題。【華語世界知名學者對本書的熱烈迴響】「我們都聽過那句古話：『授人以魚，不如授人以漁。』自從西方政客們發現『用福利換選票』的招術以來，那些提倡社會財富分配的人確實給了窮人不少魚，並且讓他們別無選擇地終其一生只能依賴政府給他們魚吃，也因此成了持這種主張的

Economic Facts and Fallacies is designed for people who want to understand economic issues without getting bogged down in economic jargon, graphs, or political rhetoric. Writing in a lively manner tha

Economic Facts and Fallacies is designed for people who want to understand economic issues without getting bogged down in economic jargon, graphs, or political rhetoric. Writing in a lively manner tha

Economic Facts and Fallacies is designed for people who want to understand economic issues without getting bogged down in economic jargon, graphs, or political rhetoric. Writing in a lively manner tha

From one of America’s most distinguished economists, a short, brilliant, and revelatory book: the fundamental ideas people most commonly get wrong about economics, and how to think about the su

In Economic Facts and Fallacies, Thomas Sowell exposes some of the most popular fallacies about economic issues in a lively manner that does not require any prior knowledge of economics. These fallacies include many beliefs widely disseminated in the media and by politicians, such as fallacies about urban problems, income differences, male-female economic differences, as well as economic fallacies about academia, about race, and about Third World countries.Sowell shows that fallacies are not simply crazy ideas but in fact have a certain plausibility that gives them their staying power--and makes careful examination of their flaws both necessary and important.