Michael Perelman > Is this really a case of an economist learning and changing his mind? > If so, it would be a remarkable event. Remarkable but not the first time it's happened. J.S. Mill changed his mind about the wages-fund doctrine. Temps Walker Sandwichman and Deconsultant
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