The End of Myths

Myths. Half-truths. Convenient delusions. The 21st-century economy is full of them—repeated, imposed, and accepted as "unquestionable truths." The End of Myths is a book that shatters them all.

What does "free market" really mean? Why don't inequalities just disappear on their own? Are there limits to economic growth? Who profits from globalization—and who pays the price? And is a different path forward possible for the future?

With compelling arguments, historical analysis, and contemporary data, Prof. Boyan Durankev demonstrates that many of today's popular economic "laws" are, in fact, ideological constructs. From the myths surrounding markets and taxes to the limits of growth and the role of the state, this book offers a comprehensive, provocative perspective on the real economy.

This is not merely an academic work. It is an intellectual challenge. A book for those who refuse to accept easy answers. For those who want to understand how the economic world truly works. And for those who believe that the future doesn't just happen—it is created.

The End of Myths: the truth begins where convenient illusions end.