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Louis-Philippe Rochon on Paul Davidson. James Galbraith, Thomas Palley, and Matias Venengo on Paul Davidson. The Economist on Donald Harris. Response in letters to the editor (Both behind paywall). The Washington Post on policy advice from Donald Harris for Jamaica (Behind paywall). Maybe I want to read Vanessa Wills' Marx's Ethical Vision, which may be in tension with views I have set out. Gordon Katic on the insidious elitist upshot of behavioral economics.
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Louis-Philippe Rochon on Paul Davidson. James Galbraith, Thomas Palley, and Matias Venengo on Paul Davidson. The Economist on Donald Harris. Response in letters to the editor (Both behind paywall). The Washington Post on policy advice from Donald Harris for Jamaica (Behind paywall). Maybe I want to read Vanessa Wills' Marx's Ethical Vision, which may be in tension with views I have set out. Gordon Katic on the insidious elitist upshot of behavioral economics.
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- Louis-Philippe Rochon on Paul Davidson.
- James Galbraith, Thomas Palley, and Matias Venengo on Paul Davidson.
- The Economist on Donald Harris. Response in letters to the editor (Both behind paywall).
- The Washington Post on policy advice from Donald Harris for Jamaica (Behind paywall).
- Maybe I want to read Vanessa Wills' Marx's Ethical Vision, which may be in tension with views I have set out.
- Gordon Katic on the insidious elitist upshot of behavioral economics.