That may be the overall conclusion, but I find the many distinctions the article draws between Anglo-American economics and others quite interesting in themselv

That may be the overall conclusion, but I find the many distinctions the article draws between Anglo-American economics and others quite interesting in themselves. For example, I thought the point about inequality was very well articulated: "In the real world happiness depends on more than how much money you take home. If the people around you are also comfortable (though, ideally, not as comfortable as you), you are happier and safer than if they are desperate." Edit: phrasing.