Now that is funny. The awesome power of Yahoo ASK at work.
But consider the company ... Paul Krugman, and Bryan Caplan from George Mason who posted something about why neoclassical economics is better (I'm not sure that neoclassical true believers need to answer this particular question anywhere except George Mason).
I don't think the flat earth hypothesis has quite the same influence. No candidate for president advocated it last year, and you don't find think tanks pushing it.
Bruce, I'm amused too. At least my references will point people to such critics as Paul Davidson.
Sheesh, while we're at it, who's the most notable critic of the flat Earth hypothesis?
ReplyDeleteNow that is funny. The awesome power of Yahoo ASK at work.
ReplyDeleteBut consider the company ... Paul Krugman, and Bryan Caplan from George Mason who posted something about why neoclassical economics is better (I'm not sure that neoclassical true believers need to answer this particular question anywhere except George Mason).
I don't think the flat earth hypothesis has quite the same influence. No candidate for president advocated it last year, and you don't find think tanks pushing it.
ReplyDeleteBruce, I'm amused too. At least my references will point people to such critics as Paul Davidson.
Seems that the critics have still to understand the theory
ReplyDeleteMiracles of keynesism: getting rid of any rationality