Deprogramming Obama
A nice slant from Salon: the president is a prisoner of the cult of neoliberalism.
Labels: Economic Theory, Politics
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Labels: Economic Theory, Politics
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Aside from the notable glibness with which the writer throws off chains of causation, the fact that the country that provides no social support to its population and commands the economy from the top walked away with all the money should serve as some warning to those, like Lind and everyone else, that continue to believe in the relevance of bipolar politics derived from combining always the same two of four policy options.
I must be tired... I first thought "what's his admiration of a modern classical composer got to do with economics" before I realised it was Milton Friedman, not Morton Feldman.
Still, the latter may just have approved of the music made by running recent market figures through an audio file...
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