The Theory of Everything in Economics

About this book

Have you ever wondered why the world grows richer while peoples grow poorer? And why experts' equations on TV screens seem far removed from the moaning of the hungry in the streets? In this exceptional work, Dr. Gamal Bouzidi doffs the hole-ridden robe of traditional economics, taking us on a bold journey toward "idol demolition." The book begins with a shocking question: how can a science claiming precision fail to define the essence of "money" without falling into comical tautology? And how did the human mind surrender for centuries to "myths" dyed with natural laws' hue while being nothing but ideological biases born in passing historical moments? Between this book's covers you will discover that "scientific capitalism" and "socialism" and even contemporary so-called "Islamic economics" all fell into "the usury trap" and value-balance disorder, where production turned from a means to serve man into an end crushing his dignity in its path. In a style blending rigor.