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Economics in Crisis
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J. Bradford DeLong
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May 5, 2011
Have economists forgotten what they once knew about financial markets, macroeconomics and their interactions? Brad DeLong of UC Berkeley certainly thinks so and interprets Larry Summers as saying the same.
Published Online: 2011-5-5
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