Conventional economics wittingly or unwittingly provides cover for the One Percent, by professing that “the market” operates benevolently on its own. Alex Marshall gives us an entertaining, thoughtful, and well-written antidote to this dangerous abstraction. . . . → Read More: It Takes Government to Create Markets: Alex Marshall’s The Surprising Design of Market Economies
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 Comments are closed  Book Review  Adam Smith, City economics, government, Henry George, infrastructure, land taxes, Markets, Monopoly, Tax policy, Trade policy Conventional economics wittingly or unwittingly provides cover for the One Percent, by professing that “the market” operates benevolently on its own. Alex Marshall gives us an entertaining, thoughtful, and well-written antidote to this dangerous abstraction. . . . → Read More: It Takes Government to Create Markets: Alex Marshall’s The Surprising Design of Market Economies Comments are closed Book Review Adam Smith, City economics, government, Henry George, infrastructure, land taxes, Markets, Monopoly, Tax policy, Trade policy |
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