This tour of the economist's mind explains the utility of crucial economic concepts. Rhoads uses relevant political examples to state his case, discusses controversies surrounding redistribution of wealth, and offers a critique of economists' unbalanced emphasis on narrow self-interest as both controlling motive and route to happiness.
Exploring the intersection of biology and society, this thought-provoking work challenges common social stereotypes by highlighting the underlying biological truths. It encourages readers to rethink preconceived notions and consider how these realities shape human behavior and relationships, ultimately aiming to foster a deeper understanding of ourselves and each other.