Economics of sufficiency, economics of justice

The way we perceive the world and reality influences the way we behave.
The economy is a subsystem of society, and there is no single, universal, and correct model for organizing it.
The objectives of the economy are defined by the values, principles, and rules chosen by political power.
The mathematical models economists use convey an image of scientific accuracy, ideological neutrality, and political independence. However, this does not make economics a science, because its nature is political and ideological, not scientific.
Power grab, class warfare, private and property law, and the privilege to create and allocate money define how the economy is organized and wealth is distributed.