By SIMON CONSTABLE
Some economics thinking seems to have gone backward in time. How far back? At least as far as the nineteenth century.
That's the observation of Robert Wright, professor of political economy at Augustana University in Sioux Falls, South Dakota. He's also an eminent economic historian.
He sees the resurgence of three economic ideas that were more at home in the 1800s than in the twenty-first century. Read more here.
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