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He links to his book "GOAT: Who is the Greatest Economist of all Time, and Why Does it Matter?" which is freely available online, it contains several mentions o
by rufus_foreman 3y ago
He links to his book "GOAT: Who is the Greatest Economist of all Time, and Why Does it Matter?" which is freely available online, it contains several mentions of Marx. An example:
"My first standard is how an economist analyzes a more or less new problem shown to him, and thus how well that economist can think. That sounds simple, but as we’ll see it rules out many folks right off the bat, most notably Karl Marx."
Sounds like it might not be the most appropriate course for Marx fans.
Spoiler alert: he doesn't come out and say that Milton Friedman is the GOAT, but he pretty much says that Milton Friedman is the GOAT.