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It's an attack on Piketty without any substance, best I can tell. The problem with any attack on Piketty is that you can test his theory. Ironically, Bill Gates
by nickbauman 11y ago
It's an attack on Piketty without any substance, best I can tell. The problem with any attack on Piketty is that you can test his theory. Ironically, Bill Gates took issue with Piketty's famous r > g formula with at least one predicate he would add. He didn't extrapolate on it (he should if he wants to make a real argument), but at least he put something down. Kay didn't even bother with going that far. He should.