de las administraciones más trascendentales desde el punto de vista histórico y económico de la historia japonesa de posguerra. El primer ministro Abe sorteó, en mi que he leído hasta ahora es un volumen que descubrí hace muy poco: A History of Economic Science in Japan: The Internationalization of Economics in the Twentieth y Karel von Wolferen. Chalmers Johnson escribió MITI and the Japanese Miracle: The Growth of Industrial Policy, 1925-1975 (1982) para explicar su idea del «Estado
Classical Economic Theory and the Modern Economy by Steven Kates Edward Elgar, 2020, 264 pp. of economic thought, is a persistent and vocal critic of Keynesian demand side economics. His recent book, Classical Economic Theory and the Modern Economy (Edward economics understands the operations of an economy, the process of economicgrowth, and, importantly, the classical theory of the business cycle. This is also
of his successor, thus bringing to a close one of the most historically and economically momentous administrations in postwar Japanese history. Prime Minister States. In the swirling confusion of the Corona Year, there has been a little economic good news in Japan. Teleworking is catching on like wildfire, for example, and Karel von Wolferen. Chalmers Johnson wrote MITI and the Japanese Miracle: The Growth of Industrial Policy, 1925–1975 (1982) to explain his idea of the
by deduction from the concept of action and by doing so arrive at the laws of economics. Not so Piketty: for him there are no laws of economics. “There is no sin and must be radically curtailed. He doesn’t deny that capitalism results in economicgrowth and an enhanced standard of living, but the income and wealth of the rich have
2020, 330 pp. William L. Anderson (banderson@frostburg.edu) is professor of economics at Frostburg State University. Even the sunniest optimist would admit that presidential election in the fall. For people holding to libertarian and Austrian Economic viewpoints, 2020 was an unmitigated disaster, and almost all the trauma was rates permit a term structure that is best “discovered by a free market.” Economicgrowth, he writes, “is primarily driven by accumulation of capital to invest in
Serfdom by Rob Larson Zero Books, 2018, 233 pp. Rob Larson, who is a professor of economics at Tacoma Community College in Washington, does not agree with Mises, opportunists. “[A]ll historical evidence shows that capital concentrates with economicgrowth and monopolies arise in free-market settings, quite consistently” (p. 126). I
as substance, the book is McCloskey’s. McCloskey is one of the world’s leading economic historians, especially well known for her work on the nineteenth-century Enrichment has spread all over the world, including to China, but high economicgrowth there has not been accompanied by political liberalism. This is not merely a
2020, 224 pp. Jörg Guido Hülsmann (guido.hulsmann@univ-angers.fr) is Professor of Economics at the University of Angers. Pascal Salin is one of the most important Salin argues that an economy starved of savings suffers from low or negative growth rates. As a consequence, political leaders are tempted to replace savings by cheap credit out of the printing press, which in turn makes the economy prone to economic crises. In chapter 7, he presents a general conception for tax reform, very
by deduction from the concept of action and by doing so arrive at the laws of economics. Not so Piketty: for him there are no laws of economics. “There is no sin and must be radically curtailed. He doesn’t deny that capitalism results in economicgrowth and an enhanced standard of living, but the income and wealth of the rich have
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