An in-depth analysis of the concept of Homo Economicus, a theoretical figure representing the rational and self-interested decision-maker in classical economics.
Public Choice Theory is a framework suggesting that individual self-interest, rather than collective welfare, often governs political decision-making.
An in-depth exploration of self-interest, including its definition, types, implications, examples, historical context, and related terms.
Understanding Adam Smith's Invisible Hand Doctrine and Its Significance in Free Market Economies
Explore the concept of the Invisible Hand in Economics, a metaphor that illustrates how self-interested individuals can promote societal benefits within a free market.
