Deirdre N McCloskey

@DeirdreMcClosk

Postmodern, quantitative, literary, ex-Marxist, economist, historian, progressive Episcopalian, coastie-bred Chicagoan woman who was once not.

Chicago
Vrijeme pridruživanja: prosinac 2012.

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    Ebenezer Scrooge vs. Wilhelm Röpke:

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    5. kol 2013.

    via Fred Smith: We're In a Cultural War Between the Forces of Economic Dynamism and Stasis

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  4. The outline of The Treasured Bourgeoisie is up on . I use Tocqueville's trick of declarative chapter titles.

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  5. In 1492, if you knew somehow that the Great Enrichment as going to happen, you would bet rationally on China. Not the pathetic Europeans.

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  6. It is no deep European superiority, no tendencies stretching back into the Middle Ages, that explains why Europe rather than China won.

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  7. What cause dignity and liberty for commoners? Accidents of European history in the 16th and 17th centuries, which made people bold.

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  8. What caused innovation? Dignity and liberty for the common people, and particular the middle class. Hierarchy loosened, 1600-1848

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  9. Markets and maximizing are not new, and can't explain the the Great Enrichment, Only innovation can, a la Kirzner and Mokyr..

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  10. New word for capitalism? The best I can come up with is "market-tested innovation and supply." Pretty clumsy, eh? But every word counts.

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  11. We need a new word for "capitalism." The old one keeps driving us to think that piling brick on brick, or BA on BA, did it.

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  12. The Great Enrichment is the rise of real income per head since 1800, 30 times---that's 2900%, class. Investing and exploiting can't cause.

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  13. Art Carden, columnist for Forbes, and I are writing a (we hope) popular book on the theme of the trilogy of The Bourgeois Era. Wish us rich!

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  14. The 3rd vol is called The Treasured Bourgeoisie: How Markets and Innovation Became Ethical, 1600-1848, and Then Suspect. Order early!!

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  15. While I get my hip joints replaced in July I'll finish The Bourgeois Era, the third and final volume. And get a Boxed Set, and die happy!

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  16. Crossing, about my transition from Donald, is free June for download at the U of Chicago Press. Mom: "Don't do anything more interesting"!

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  17. Dears: I finally remembered my password, so I'm back being active again! Stupid, eh?

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  18. The Master: “Accumulate, accumulate! That is Moses and the prophets.” No. Ideas, images, ethics, metaphors, stories. Not K but ? & !

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  19. That we insist on ruminating on something called “capital” does not mean that its accumulation was in fact unique to modernity.

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  20. Wallerstein: “capitalism is . . . from capital. It would be legitimate therefore to presume that capital is a key element." No.

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