Entry no.: 816

8 Sep 2009, 8:57 AM

Tags: business, cluelessness, zeitgeist

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Zeitgeist A Post-Self-Congratulatory Era In Economics

On limitations of human rationality, bubbles, the retreat from Keynesianism and the return to neoclassicism, regulators that don’t believe in regulation, idiots and mistaking beauty, wrapped in impressive-looking mathematics, for truth: How Did Economists Get It So Wrong?

The end of premise that people are rational and markets work.

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