“Tomas Sedlacek proposes no less than a “humanomics”, a view of our fate in this world of scarcity that takes account of human stories and philosophies.”

Deirdre McCloskeyUniversity of Illinois

“Fascinating and provocative read... Works of such scope and ambition rarely come along in economics...”

Robert H. NelsonEconomic History Association

“Sedlacek set the ground for criticism of economics. It takes 448 sides, but very entertaining ones.”

Handelsblatt