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| cite = [[John Quiggin]], [http://crookedtimber.org/2010/10/01/hayeks-zombie-idea Hayek's Zombie I

[[Category:John Quiggin]] {{DES | des = [[John Quiggan]] unpacks the propaganda from [[Leonard Read]]'s [[I Pencil]]. Pen

[[Category:John Quiggin]] | cite = [[John Quiggin]], "{{Link |I Pencil: A product of the mixed economy}}"

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[[Category:John Quiggin]] ...culturally preferred answer, or choose some evasive form of words, as with John Boehner recently.

[[Category:John Quiggin]] Prominent Australian economist Professor John Quiggin has launched a scathing attack on energy sector privatisation, concluding t

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[[Category:John Quiggin]] ...e result of reading too quickly. The “Lord Keynes” in question isn’t John Maynard, but the contemporary blogger to whom I linked. And the weak reply

John Quiggin recently posted on the “Broken Window Fallacy” (BWF), a parable beloved Quiggin tries to refute the fallacy thusly:

..., Scientific American. Lomborg's response, and response to the response by John Rennie. Follow-up to Matt Nisbet, John Stahle

[[Category:John Quiggin]] The newly-elected conservative Prime Minister, John Howard, took a risk and pushed for nationwide legislation banning most semi

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[[Category:John Quiggin]] | cite = [[John Quiggin]], "{{Link |Predistribution: wages and unions (extract from Economics in Tw

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John Quiggin 10.12.09 at 8:22 pm John Quiggin 10.12.09 at 11:27 pm

Greg Grandin, Naomi Klein, Brad DeLong, John Quiggin (twice), and Michael Lind also have written about the Hayek-Pinochet connec ... creeping tyranny of social democracy. If the visions of Gunnar Myrdal and John Kenneth Galbraith were realized, he wrote in Volume 3 of Law, Legislation,

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{{Chicago | Chicago = [[John Quiggin|Quiggin, John]]. 2010. ''[[Zombie Economics: How Dead Ideas Still Walk among Us]]''. Prin [[Category:Book|Quiggin, John]]

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{{Chicago | Chicago = [[John Quiggin|Quiggin, John]]. 2019. ''[[Economics in Two Lessons: Why Markets Work So Well, and Why Th [[Category:Book|Quiggin, John]]

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[[Category:John Quiggin]] ..., the market power of large firms was largely offset by what the economist John Kenneth Galbraith called the countervailing power of trade unions and gover

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...phical argument for private property. It discusses its original version by John Locke and contemporary restatements by Robert Nozick and Murray Rothbard. T ...n labour on land creates legitimate property claims. It was popularized by John Locke and is upheld today by American Libertarians, who are devoted to prop

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[[Category:John Quiggin]] | cite = [[John Quiggin]], "{{Link |Inequality and the Pandemic, Part 3: Risk and reward}}"

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