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Economism: bad economics and the rise of inequality
Economism: bad economics and the rise of inequality
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Kwak, James
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Table of Contents
From the Book - First edition.
The best of all possible worlds
The key to all things
Blurry vision
Economism and economics
Ideas in the world
The magic of the marketplace
The long march of economism
Ideas and interests
Pioneers
Industrialists
Promoters
Politicians
The problem with a price floor
In the real world
The view from the top
Pay = productivity
How the rich get that way
Deadweight triangles
The anti-tax chorus
Tax cuts for job creators
Savings, labor, and growth
The price of civilization
Too much free stuff
Consumer-driven utopia
Bad choices
Broken market
The forgotten alternative
Supply, demand, and capital
Innovation unbound
Toxic mortgages
Toxic banks
Economism unbowed
Oranges and bananas
Winners and losers
The real impact of trade
Bait and switch
Cui bono?
Where are we going?
Beyond economism?
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Economic policy
Economics
Sociological aspects
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ISBN
9781101871195
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