Author Giles Conway-Gordon brings Shamanomics, a worthy reading, to understand much more about economics.

The book addresses a subject few people really understand – economics – and in the financial crisis of 2008, the esteemed author, Giles Conway-Gordon, shows facts and opinions that enable each person to start to understand economics as a subject.

Esteemed author Giles Conway-Gordon has unveiled a well-written book that serves as a real eye-opener and clears up a lot of misconceptions about economics in “Shamanomics: A Short Guide to the Failure, Fallacies, and Future of Macroeconomics,” now available in leading digital stores globally.

Shamanomics serves as a highly readable and accessible account of why economics has failed and why it needs a drastic overhaul. 

According to Professor Steve Keen, one of its readers, the engaging book helps draw public attention as well as puts pressure on academics to reform economics.

“As one of the few economists to come out of this book smelling more like a rose than a heap of manure, I can be expected to like it. The public needs to know this and pressure academics to reform economics from the ground up,” wrote Keen in a review on Amazon.

In the book, Giles discusses the global financial crisis in 2008, which showed the comprehensive failure of economics and the theory of economic management that has dominated economics for more than five decades. 

“It was, in particular, a disastrous failure for macroeconomists, those economists who deal with the big economic factors like growth, inflation, and employment and who act as policy advisors to governments,” wrote Giles.

In a separate review, Piaras, another reader, said “Shamanomics: A Short Guide to the Failure, Fallacies, and Future of Macroeconomics” explains how theoretical economics, particularly macroeconomics, is intrinsically faulty, and the truth is that economics is a pseudo-science, not true science. 

“Macroeconomics is a broad phrase that refers to the study of very large economies at the national or regional level, with a focus on the movements of key economic indicators and how they interact. This well-written book was a real eye-opener for me and cleared up a lot of misconceptions I had about this subject. Very highly recommended and a well-deserved five stars from me,” Piaras wrote.

J. Armstrong, another reader, said the market crash of 2008 and the subsequent sluggish recovery are in direct opposition to acknowledged and accepted theories of Economics. 

“The author ponders the possible causes and puts forth hypotheses of how this latest recession should be used to shape the future of economic models. Even if some of the theories and probabilities went over my head, I think this is an important book to read to understand just how the last recession differs from others in human history. I was unaware of this, and so this was a worthwhile read,” wrote Armstrong.

Learn more about the book by checking its website at www.shamanomics.info and also learn more about the author, Giles Conway-Gordon, at www.gilescogo.com. 

Those who want to grab a copy of “Shamanomics: A Short Guide to the Failure, Fallacies, and Future of Macroeconomics” may purchase it on Amazon, Barnes and Noble, and Book Depository

Bookside Press, a leading Canada-based company, has led the pack in bringing out author Giles Conway-Gordon’s engaging book to the public, providing many authors exclusive access to publicity.

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