Niall Kishtainy
Economics is not just about money, but the ongoing story of human behavior, societal changes, and the enduring quest to understand how we manage scarce resources.
Economics is a dynamic social science that studies human decision-making and the allocation of limited resources.
Early thinkers like Aristotle viewed the pursuit of wealth for its own sake as unnatural, while later economists championed free markets and self-interest.
The Industrial Revolution shifted economic focus toward the creation of wealth through capitalism, specialization, and the division of labor.