Does an economic assessment contain the root of and the solution to all problems?

Answer 1

did you watch the game yesterday,arent liverpool crap...cheers for the points

Answer 2

Honestly I am not sure , in the first place, whether all problems have solutions.. But, at the same time , I admit that problems in one place or for one person , can lead to solutiions everywhere. I take the example of cancer as a disese.

I know that many are dying with cancer without any solution for cure. But, such a problem as cancer does lead to more and more solutions bt way of research. To that extent, I would have to agree that economic assessment will contain the root and solution.

But dogmas such as religious fanaticism, egos and such things will defy this logic.For example, a person , rejecting all comforts of life and living in remote mountains and commanding so much of wealth, can keep the world peace at bay. How does one explain it?

Answer 3

Yes, economic assessment would dictate on priority the principles of preservation - economics can effectively deal with scarcity and the root to the solution of all problems is wisdom which has become rather scarce.

Hope, my logic works!!

Answer 4

Not necessarily. But much of the social problems have their roots in the economic questions. Karl Marx looked at the society and its problems from the economic point of view. I tend to agree with that approach to a large extent.

Answer 5

Potenitally, if we assume the economic system serves to self perpetuate. However if the system itself is flawed the potential for solutions which are not flawed as well is quite low. But you could say the same thing about any social institutions view on issues pertaining to the institution. Theorectically though i would agree that with some reservations, your suggestion works, but i do wonder if the theory carries to the praxis.

Answer 6

If you believe that to be true then it is true for you!

Answer 7

YES !! it is true.