Say’s Law

In this comprehensive exploration, Thomas Sowell examines Say's Law—that "supply creates its own demand"—tracing its development through pivotal economic controversies, particularly the general glut controversy of the 1820s and the Keynesian Revolution of the 1930s. This audiobook delves into the implications of these debates on economic theory, methodology, and sociopolitical thought, making it an essential resource for understanding the evolution of economic ideas. Ideal for those interested in the interplay of ideology and policy, it serves as a significant contribution to the history of economic thought.