Author: M. Frederic Bastiat
ISBN: 9789365618075
Number of Pages: 148
Size: A5
Genre: Economics / Political Economy / Non-Fiction
Edition: Reprint Edition
Price: ₹224/-
Key Features:
- Timeless economic insights by Frédéric Bastiat
- Critiques protectionism, government control & flawed policy
- Explains the unseen effects of legislation with clarity
- Features classic parables like the “broken window fallacy”
- Relevant in today's era of inflation and global tensions
- Ideal for students of economics, policy, and governance
- Published by AEDHA Imprints
Description:
Essays on Political Economy by Frédéric Bastiat stands as one of the most enduring and influential texts in classical economic thought. Written with precision, wit, and deep human insight, Bastiat delivers sharp critiques of protectionism, government intervention, and the unintended consequences of economic legislation.
In this powerful volume, Bastiat introduces essential economic concepts such as opportunity cost, individual liberty, and the “unseen” effects of policies. His legendary analogies—especially the broken window fallacy—continue to serve as brilliant explanations of the hidden costs behind seemingly beneficial government action.
Originally written in the 19th century, Bastiat’s arguments remain incredibly timely today, especially amid expanding state control, inflationary pressures, and global trade issues. With every page, he champions individual freedom, limited government, and economic clarity—making this book a must-read for students, educators, policymakers, and anyone curious about how economies function at their core.
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