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Most downloaded RWER papers from current issue Who is behind the campaign to rid the world of cash?, Norbert HaeringThe trouble with human capital theory, Blair FixA progressive trade policy, Dean BakerThe enigmatization of economic growth, Bernard C. Beaudreau Most downloaded RWER papers from last 4 years Trump is Obama’s legacy. Will this break up the Democratic Party?, Michael HudsonChina’s communist-capitalist ecological apocalypse, Richard SmithInequality, the financial crisis and stagnation, Thomas PalleyExplaining money creation by commercial banks, Ib RavnThe market economy: Theory, ideology and reality, C. T. KurienIncome inequality in the U.S. from 1950 to 2010, Holger ApelDivine belief in Economics at the beginning of the 21st century, Emil UrhammerCapital accumulation:

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Most downloaded RWER papers from current issue

Who is behind the campaign to rid the world of cash?, Norbert Haering
The trouble with human capital theory, Blair Fix
A progressive trade policy, Dean Baker
The enigmatization of economic growth, Bernard C. Beaudreau

Most downloaded RWER papers from last 4 years

Trump is Obama’s legacy. Will this break up the Democratic Party?, Michael Hudson
China’s communist-capitalist ecological apocalypse, Richard Smith
Inequality, the financial crisis and stagnation, Thomas Palley
Explaining money creation by commercial banks, Ib Ravn
The market economy: Theory, ideology and reality, C. T. Kurien
Income inequality in the U.S. from 1950 to 2010, Holger Apel
Divine belief in Economics at the beginning of the 21st century, Emil Urhammer
Capital accumulation: fiction and reality, Shimshon Bichler and Jonathan Nitzan
Trends in US income inequality, Pavlina R. Tcherneva
The double discipline of neoclassical economics, Michel Gueldry
Ten years after the crisis: a lost decade?, Steven Pressman and Robert Scott
On the current state of game theory, Bernard Guerrien
Why game theory never will be anything but a footnote in the history of social science,
Lars Pålsson Syll

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