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Further Reading

One of the central themes of Economism is the idea that the competitive market model taught early in Economics 101 (the one that…


Economism and Arbitration Clauses

As banking scandals go, Wells Fargo opening millions of new accounts for existing customers so that it could pump up its cross-selling metrics for investors is about as clear-cut as it gets. It’s up there with HSBC telling its employees how to get around U.S…


How Markets Work

The Congressional Budget Office’s assessment of the Republican health care plan, as passed in the House, is out. The bottom line is that many more people will lack health coverage than under current law — 23 million by 2026 — even though the bill allows states to relax the essential health benefits…


A New Economic Vision, in 27 Words

A couple of weeks ago I posted a 6,000-word essay laying out a new economic vision for the Democratic Party. It kind of vanished into the ether, although Stephen Metcalf was kind enough to say this:


Economism Typo Contest

Today, you may be getting your copy of Economism: Bad Economics and the Rise of Inequality in the mail. Or you may even be able to buy it in a bookstore. But before you crack it open, I want to tell you something.

I hate typos.

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Economism: Bad Economics and the Rise of Inequality
A history and analysis of the Economics 101 ideology and its impact on contemporary politics and society, by James Kwak. Available now from Pantheon.
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