Roger Myerson's Paean to Plutocracy

William Black

Challenge, 2013, vol. 56, issue 4, 89-97

Abstract: Our author doesn't believe Nobel laureate Roger Myerson for a second. No, fraud does exist in free markets, argues William Black. Myerson makes the elaborate case that it does not in his free market fundamentalism of a sophisticated if wrong-headed kind.

Date: 2013
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