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[embedded content]The Banach-Tarski ParadoxThe Hahn-Banach theorem is related to how mainstream economics model perfect competition. The video above is mind-bending math. The Mountain Goat blog. A profile of some economists at Berkeley, some of who I have read when they collaborated with Thomas Piketty or A. Dube. I have read deLong, as well, of course. If you cannot name 'capitalism', 'neoliberalism', or 'neoclassical economics', it is difficult to criticize them. Here is a popular account about right-wingers crying about researchers daring to use such terms. I conclude with a recent talk, below, by Yanis Varoufakis on the need for pluralism in economics. He argues, at least (I still have more to watch): Economic theory can be performative, counter-performative, or reflexive
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Robert Vienneau considers the following as important: Neoliberalism
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[embedded content]The Banach-Tarski ParadoxThe Hahn-Banach theorem is related to how mainstream economics model perfect competition. The video above is mind-bending math. The Mountain Goat blog. A profile of some economists at Berkeley, some of who I have read when they collaborated with Thomas Piketty or A. Dube. I have read deLong, as well, of course. If you cannot name 'capitalism', 'neoliberalism', or 'neoclassical economics', it is difficult to criticize them. Here is a popular account about right-wingers crying about researchers daring to use such terms. I conclude with a recent talk, below, by Yanis Varoufakis on the need for pluralism in economics. He argues, at least (I still have more to watch): Economic theory can be performative, counter-performative, or reflexive
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Robert Vienneau considers the following as important: Neoliberalism
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| The Banach-Tarski Paradox |
- The Hahn-Banach theorem is related to how mainstream economics model perfect competition. The video above is mind-bending math.
- The Mountain Goat blog.
- A profile of some economists at Berkeley, some of who I have read when they collaborated with Thomas Piketty or A. Dube. I have read deLong, as well, of course.
- If you cannot name 'capitalism', 'neoliberalism', or 'neoclassical economics', it is difficult to criticize them. Here is a popular account about right-wingers crying about researchers daring to use such terms.
- I conclude with a recent talk, below, by Yanis Varoufakis on the need for pluralism in economics. He argues, at least (I still have more to watch):
- Economic theory can be performative, counter-performative, or reflexive (without using those terms).
- Time, money, debt, and interest rates do not appear in the models in the textbook.
- Markets can exist without a society being capitalist.
- Once you have learned all these models that have nothing to say about capitalism, you might possibly say something intelligent.
| Yanis Varoufakis: From an economics without capitalism to markets without capitalism. |