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"Economic fallacies" is a category for books that identify, explain, and challenge widely held but incorrect beliefs about how economies and markets operate. These works range from popular debunkings to academic critiques and use historical examples, empirical evidence, logical analysis, and accessible explanations to expose errors such as confusing correlation with causation, assuming simple cause–effect rules (fallacy of composition), misreading incentives, or accepting ideological myths about trade, taxation, unemployment, inflation, and regulation. Aimed at general readers, students, policymakers, and professionals, the books in this genre teach readers to spot faulty reasoning, evaluate economic claims critically, and make better-informed personal and public decisions.

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