by This is the first of ten lectures for the Kingston University Economics Undergraduate course Becoming an Economist (EC4001). It starts with the fact that economists disagree with each other because they follow different “paradigms” about what economics is. I compare the state of economics today to the state of astronomy half a millenium ago, when ...
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