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A partial response to Snowdon’s Precis: Are the Rich Getting Richer?
Christopher Snowdon has written an interesting article about poverty and prosperity in the United Kingdom.[1] (The article is in the Institute of Economic Affairs Magazine EA can be found here: ) He makes an impassioned argument that the poor have gotten wealthier … Continue reading →
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Tagged Advanced capitalism, Austrian School, Baron Desai, Capitalism, Karl Marx, Mode of production, New York City
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