Economic Realism

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	"The starting point of Realist political economy.   Friedrich List's views on politics and history are extremely valuable as well.  A true German genius."

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	"A classic work which challenges the conventional wisdom - both neoliberal and Marxist."

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	"An excellent work on business history - which covers a vast time span and distant regions of the globe.  A thoroughly enjoyable read."

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	"A complex but rewarding book."

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	"A brave Korean economist demolishes the conventional wisdom on economic development."

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	"The might of manufacturing, the problems of post-industrialism, why the United States needs tariffs - in short, a book that is ahead of its time."

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	"A depiction of East Asia as it really is.  Few books cover so many themes, so well."

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	"Best read alongside Kropotkin's classic 'Mutual Aid'.   There are important lessons here, for non-anarchists as well - and one's respect for anarchism tends to increase after reading these."

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	"Free trade and free markets are the two great illusions of liberal economists.  List dispelled the first; Lazonick destroys the second."

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	"Physics envy, the Laplacian Dream and the peculiar project to turn economics into a science.  A demanding, but interesting tome."

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	"Technology's conflict with Capitalism, and a skeptical look at the future.  An interesting read."

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	"The Rise and Fall of Neoliberalism - a Canadian philosopher explains it all."