Alternatives to the neoliberal mumbo jumbo of Greg Mankiw and Richard Epstein
22 Jul, 2012 at 17:55 | Posted in Economics, Politics & Society | 1 CommentAs a young research stipendiate in the U.S. at the beginning of the 1980s, yours truly had the great pleasure and privelege of participating at seminars and lectures with people like Paul Davidson, Hyman Minsky and Stephen Marglin.
They were great inspirations at the time. They still are.
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LARS P. SYLL 
Thanks for posting this Lars. If the orthodoxy loves “free markets” then why isn’t there a free market for ideas within the guild rather than a faith based devotion to whatever the priesthood deems suitable discourse within its narrowly defined bounds.
Comment by Arijit Banik— 23 Jul, 2012 #