The document discusses the identity crisis of economics in light of the global economic crisis, labeling it as 'Great Depression II' lasting until 2025. It critiques existing economic theories and practices, suggesting they are inadequate for addressing contemporary global problems due to their tribal ideologies, and advocates for the development of 'mega or universal economics' that promotes global solutions and emphasizes humanism and spirituality. The author urges young economists and thinkers to collaborate in creating new strategies to resolve humanity's challenges, moving beyond outdated paradigms.
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