Some aspects of economics in the light of present international cooperation

Abstract

Of all sciences, the three most discussed in the world to-day are nuclear physics, economics and sociology. Indeed, over the radio and in almost all newspapers we find quite a good number of economic and social problems that are becoming daily more and more complicated owing to an ever-increasing population as well as to specialization of labour, technical improvement and, la st but not least, 'atomic' progress. Needs are numberless, and unfortunately man finds great difficulty in restraining his material wants within reasonable bounds, and so he finds himself tempted to act in the economic sphere seeking for an ever-increasing self-comfort regardless of the rights of his fellowmen.