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George Will offers a history lesson in the hubris of the mighty [3].
Inequality is mismeasured – so argue Kip Hagopian and Lee Ohanian [4].
Arnold Kling reviews Brink Lindsey’s latest book [5] – an ebook entitled Human Capitalism [6].
Lancaster University economist G.R. Steele makes a strong case that Paul Krugman ought to stick with international-trade theory and avoid excursions into macroeconomics [7]. (And here [8], btw, is Steele’s review of Nicholas Wapshott’s book on Hayek and Keynes.)
John Steele Gordon offers five important lessons from American history [9].