“Takes mainstream economics as his clay, digging both his arms in up to the elbows in an attempt to explain the beliefs and ethical values underlying modern economics.”

The New York Times

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

Handelsblatt

“The Washington Post selected the Economics of Good and Evil among the top 5 economic books "for summer and beyond" in 2011.”

The Washington Post