Link in Freakonomics to Lost Legacy's Paper on the Invisible hand
In Freakonomics (HERE) they ask:
Is the Invisible Hand …
“… one of Adam Smith’s key theories, a “mildly ironic joke,” or “a popular literary 17th- to 18th-century metaphor with no significance”? Arguing for number three, Gavin Kennedy keeps the debate alive, in a new paper published in Econ Journal Watch.”
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Thank you, Freakonomics for the link.
Read some of the comments as well.
Is the Invisible Hand …
“… one of Adam Smith’s key theories, a “mildly ironic joke,” or “a popular literary 17th- to 18th-century metaphor with no significance”? Arguing for number three, Gavin Kennedy keeps the debate alive, in a new paper published in Econ Journal Watch.”
Comment
Thank you, Freakonomics for the link.
Read some of the comments as well.
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