Jim Devine wrote: > "The department housed multiple sects of economics: Keynesianism, > mercantilism, monetarism, Henry George single taxing, libertarianism, > and neo-Marxism. There were Friedmanites, as well as gold and sliver > nostalgists, flat taxers, and a non-repentant bi-metalist.” > > Pluralism of this sort is rare in reality, except in small liberal > arts colleges (which are too small to allow a lot of pluralism). Most > economics departments at research universities in the US tend to be > dominated by neoclassical economics. The ones that aren't (like the > University of Notre Dame) are shut down.
I had the same reaction myself. As if you are going to find Marxism of any sort in economics departments, neo or ortho, except for a few scattered strongholds like Utah or U. of Mass... _______________________________________________ pen-l mailing list [email protected] https://lists.csuchico.edu/mailman/listinfo/pen-l
