Explore the groundbreaking ideas of Nobel laureate Amartya Sen in "Commodities and Capabilities." This influential work challenges traditional economic theories by introducing the concept of "capabilities" as a measure of well-being. Sen argues that the true value of commodities lies in their ability to enhance an individual's capabilities, such as health, education, and freedom. A must-read for students and scholars of economics, philosophy, and social sciences, this book offers profound insights into human development and welfare economics. Find it at Best Book Centre.