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• Thread: 36 Goods vs 28 No Goods

1. Economist
   f104
   

   My list of great economic thinkers.
   Coase
   Adam Smith
   Keynes
   Friedman
   Lucas
   Bernanke
   Summers
   Krugman

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2. Economist
   8e84
   

   Ok, I couldn’t guess these names...

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3. Economist
   13f8
   

   Summers???? Are you effing kidding me?

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4. Economist
   51e8
   

   An oxymoron by definition

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5. Economist
   ef59
   

   I can understand upto Bernanke for example he was a doer so that must get some credit etc.
   Summers and Krugman can’t be called great.

   In fact history will put Krugman in pure political shill who could only see through his own bias. Summers is more street smart but great is a bit too much.

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6. Economist
   b846
   

   In addition to Coase: North
   IO
   behavioral: Thaler

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7. Economist
   75c8
   

   Nobody is greatet than Milton Friedman. I have not seen anybody as articulate and clear minded.

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8. Economist
   c505
   

   Kudlow.

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9. Economist
   8a84
   

   My list of great economic thinkers.
   Coase
   NOAH Smith
   Keynes
   Friedman
   Lucas
   Bernanke
   Summers
   Krugman

   Ftfy

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10. Economist
    6d6c
    

    Hayek

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11. Economist
    f7dd
    

    Adam Smith and Bernanke in one list?

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12. Economist
    75c8
    

    100% Agreed!

    Nobody is greatet than Milton Friedman. I have not seen anybody as articulate and clear minded.

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13. Economist
    08f2
    

    ^ You have not met Keynes then. I remember, when I was young, one day in Bloomsbury Street....

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14. Economist
    75c8
    

    Milton is greater than Keynes.

    ^ You have not met Keynes then. I remember, when I was young, one day in Bloomsbury Street....

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15. Economist
    e548
    

    Haha some list. Larry Summers? In. Ben Bernanke? In. Ricardo, Marshall, Ackerlof, Becker? Easy now, I can’t let just anybody into my list.

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16. Economist
    08f2
    

    ^You say that from first hand interaction from both of them, I presume?

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17. Economist
    65a9
    

    Op

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18. Economist
    08f2
    

    Sorry, ^^

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19. Economist
    28f2
    

    Arrow.

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20. Economist
    08f2
    

    Arrow, of course. Adam Smith, Arrow, and Keynes would be the top three.

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