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PETRUS

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6. Couldn't say, but...

Reply to pscot (Reply #5)

Thu Jan 10, 2013, 08:25 PM

Jan 2013

I've heard there's a joke told throughout all of the social science departments at Chicago that goes something like: well, that's all well and good in practice, but does it work in theory?

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The Origins of Neoliberalism, Part II � The Americanisation of Hayek�s Delusion [View all] PETRUS Jan 2013 OP

Hayek only got one thing right: Odin2005 Jan 2013 #1

Exactly. That's a point that doesn't get stressed enough. Fantastic Anarchist Jan 2013 #7

When a neo-liberal says the word "freedom" you'd better watch out. pa28 Jan 2013 #2

We ALL need to be schooled on neoliberalism's evils Mosaic Jan 2013 #3

k/r marmar Jan 2013 #4

How much did the economists influence pscot Jan 2013 #5

Couldn't say, but... PETRUS Jan 2013 #6