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Economics' real disputes — government spending, central banks, free trade, what money is — with the formal apparatus that lets you take a position. Three subtopics — the apparatus, the record, the lineage — the full walkthrough set, a thought-history timeline, and interactive atlases, all on one editorial spine.
Walkthroughs
Curated reading paths that compose the three books to do structural work no single chapter can. Seven kinds, each doing a different job — one of each, for a feel.
Do minimum wages cause unemployment?
Start walkthrough → Thread-tracingWhat is value? Scholastics through Arrow-Debreu
Start walkthrough → ComparativeHayek vs. Keynes: whose framework did the 1930s vindicate?
Start walkthrough → ReframeIs inflation monetary or fiscal?
Start walkthrough → Case-upHow did the 1970s break the Phillips curve?
Start walkthrough → Cross-topicRationality across econ + psychology + philosophy
Start walkthrough → SynthesisDid 2008 break macroeconomics?
Start walkthrough →Subtopics
Three ways into economics — the apparatus, the record, the lineage. Click a side cover to rotate it to center; click the centered cover to enter.
Atlases
Interactive views you can poke at — a time-scrubbed map, a network you can pivot, a layered chart with toggles. Topic-level, shared across the subtopics.
