Political Economy in the Bible

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There is a lot of political economy in the Bible. By this, I mean there are a lot of stories of people doing things out of self-interest but pretending that they have public-interest motives.

The Trial of Jesus Christ

Paul at Ephesus (wrecking the idol business)

Paul at Thessalonika (the profitable slave girl)

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