by Z. X. Chen (Author)
We live in a world where money is used by humankind to consume or deplete natural resources. No one, however, seems to be interested in exploring this crucial issue: Can the process go on forever? In An Untold World, the author searches for the common factors among the various problems facing us, whether economic, financial, social, political, or environmental, showing that these issues all originate from one source. Unless the culprit is clearly singled out, then tackling our problems is, at best, to sweep them under the carpet. All is fair game for Chen Z X's insightful and analytical eye. With his forward-thinking understanding, he shows that, as the "emperors" of their field, Adam Smith, John Maynard Keynes, and Milton Friedman have no clothes. Based on the works developed by economists, Chen indeed derives an astonishing conclusion. Economy never existed and its related data are all absolutely irrelevant.