Jay Hanson wrote:
>
> >Since when did economists in general defend the system? Some did, others
> >did not. Marx was an economist who both recognized the tremendous
> potential
>
> I agree, there are some good economists (those who know and admit their
> limitations) and some bad economists. The problem is that the bad ones are
> thrust into the public eye because they DO support the system. We rarely
> hear from the good economists.
>
> Jay
I presume Hardin is one of the good ones. Or is he an
example of a non-economist doing good economics (my
"hidden agenda" here is that we are increasingly getting
into a condition where even having a PhD in a subject no
longer means you are "qualified" in that subject, but
rather it is your entry ticket to apply for post-doctoral
training...)?
\brad mccormick
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