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Conversations With History - Richard B. Freeman

Global Capitalism, Labor Markets, and Inequality - Conversations host Harry Kreisler welcomes Harvard labor economist Richard B. Freeman for a discussion of globalization and its complex conseq...  
 
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gunthaarz (2 months ago) Show Hide
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The perceptions and interpretations in economics are subtle I grant you that, but they are far from nonexistent. J.K.Galbraith, Milton Friedman and others might have had other views. I have only read economics privately for 20 years, but I can tell you this much: capitalist  indonesia is poor, capitalist argentina is poor, the same goes for hundreds of other countries.
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Exelente ! ; gracias ,desde argentina.
gunthaarz (5 months ago) Show Hide
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This is useless. economics do not need economists to tell us what they haven't understood. Go listen to Michael Parenti instead. He can tell you how the global economics work in five seconds. AND prove it with undeniable FACTS.
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Yes and the Jews did 9/11? Michael Parenti does not have a degree in Economics and he does not know jackshit about the field. But as you are the one to field the accusations against a renowned and respected academics, maybe you would want to indulge me in your qualifications? If there any other than running a channel dedicated to infantile conspiracy theories! What a stupid and ignorant comment you posted! Krugman and Freeman outrank you in every way possible you imbecile.
gunthaarz (5 months ago) Show Hide
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you "didnt realise"???? you "didnt realise" that Bush was only going to be compassionate towards people with an income over a million dollars???? you're a professor in economics and theres MILLIONS of us who "realised" this for decades and centuries!!!
gunthaarz (5 months ago) Show Hide
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?? globalisation will increase what for which poor people??? how does this ryhme with poverty rising?? the only reason china is profiting is because they are protecting themselves ( protectionist) (outside our sphere of political economic influence ) . This economist is useless.
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DanLackey (7 months ago) Show Hide
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Hey, uh, what's with the hat?
vinzz99 (1 year ago) Show Hide
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ha ha.. great!.. he is a great thinker and has a lot of influence on labor econ and econ though in general.. in fact it is the first time i ever hear my teacher talk about himself that much.... even we have been know each other for almost 9 yrs... vin
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