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Ignorance Is More Costly in Politics than in Markets

By Gary Galles

Mises Institute

October 17, 2016

Ignorance Is More Costly in Politics than in Markets

For months, I have seen articles about the massive economic ignorance infesting candidates’ views and how they would “fix” what they think are the nation’s problems. They essentially say that neither candidate knows enough to pass an economics principles course, much less enough to advance…

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RICH Talk: The Global Origins of Latin American Structuralism

On November 14, please join Readings in Capitalism and History for our first lunch workshop with Margarita Fajardo to discuss a draft dissertation chapter entitled The Global Origins of Latin American Structuralism: the UN and International: Division of Labor of Economic Knowledge Production, 1947-1949 (Paper available via the link. Please do not cite or circulate). Nikhil Menon will comment. Lunch will be provided.

Place: Dickinson 210, Princeton University

Date: Thursday, November 14, 2013

Time: Noon

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