… will be no news to readers of Declaration: “How Radical Economics Led to U.S. Independence.” (These themes will be developed in a larger context in the forthcoming Founding Finance.)
Happy Fourth!
My July Fourth Post at Bloomberg “Echoes”…
July 3, 2012 by William Hogeland
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