An introduction to the discipline of Economics

What is Economics and why should we study it? This short video from Macat explains how the subject has developed over the years and introduces some of the key ideas and major thinkers who have helped to shape it in only a few minutes.
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[@hoanghuynguyen8965]

Brilliant summary. Yet, an inclusion of Marx's and some critical perspectives will make this video comprehensive

[@siminnouri9306]

Why the program uncomfortable to mention Marx .

[@WagnerPaivaCCB]

Amazing power of summarizing. It always impress me.

[@user-qu7pm3vo5s]

Niice ... ! Take care and have fun!!!

[@adrian-ft6fq]

You missed Marx and Hayek...

[@davidy2130]

No Hayek?

[@bits.and_pieces]

so, you don't think Marks as an economist?

[@abnerlouischarles]

Do one on geography

[@mathiasteixeira3298]

I agree with everyone else in this comment section. A video about economics discussing the evolution of the discipline without a single mention to Karl Marx makes absolutely no sense.

[@nikoskoutsilieris6087]

no marx?

[@sandeepvk]

You missed a major figure - Friedrich Hayek

[@goosewithshoes9008]

Bing bong

[@luisantonio805]

bravo, no Marx!

[@LuisDiuk]

Today's aristotelers study economics

[@joaquimcoelho3371]

a video about economics without mentions to Marx??? wtf. What a poor video

[@LuisDiuk]

For what contributions?