Clark is a very bright person, who would seem to be an excellent
historian, but he is one of those who violently challenges anyone who
questions the wisdom of markets -- often with more wit and intellegence
than he showed here.
ALI KADRI wrote:
> What amazes me in this context is how can one be a
> historian and think as if things do not change in time
> and circumstance, i.e. think of process. This
> bewildered historian will make a poor mathematician
> because he would not even be able to introduce the
> notion of time in a mathematical function, leave alone
> uniting time and event in a rational framework.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
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