Good and realistic piece. For additional information and arguments, see: Hans J. Blommestein (ed.), The Reality of International Policy Co-ordination, Elsevier Publishers (1991)
Although neoclassical economics relies on assumptions that should have been discarded long ago, it remains the mainstream orthodoxy. Three recent books, and one older one, help to show why its staying power should be regarded as a scandal.
reviews four books that shed light on the unjustifiable hegemony of the neoclassical school.
