New Thought Provoking Book Uses Parables to Explain Economics

Modelian Economics by Savio Gomes presents a new point of view on micro- and macro-economic models.

Kuwait City (PRWEB) May 15, 2008 -- In Modelian Economics, experienced finance professional Savio Gomes provides a unique perspective on the relationship between economics, politics, democracy and religion across the globe.

In the book, author Gomes uses parables to explore economic reality. There is a huge economic diversity in the world, suggests Gomes, but economic reporting has not presented the reality of the situation. Using parables to make the sometimes complex subject easier for readers to understand, Gomes examines what he feels is a disastrous relationship between economics, religion, democracy and politics.

Written in clear, concise prose, Modelian Economics delves into economic realism, illuminates the 10 economic blunders of the world and shows readers how the world might attain and reach a stable economic system.

The goodness of man, states Gomes, can shape economic models that actually work to the benefit of all. This is an inspiring book that will be of interest to economists, students, government bodies and anyone who wants a better understanding of how world finances do and don't work.

For more information or to request a free review copy, members of the press can contact the author at saviosgomes@gmail.com. Modelian Economics is available for sale online at Amazon.com, BookSurge.com, and through additional wholesale and retail channels worldwide.

About the Author
Savio Gomes is a chartered accountant who has worked as an economic, financial and management consultant on projects in countries such as India, Australia, the United States, Kenya, Kuwait, Armenia, Saudi Arabia, Iran and more. He currently lives and works in Kuwait.

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