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What if the economics Nobel rewarded studying capitalism? Scandalous, I know. Twenty one names. One demand: stop treating heterodox economics as a footnote. Open the prize, the journals and the curriculum to real intellectual pluralism
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Anwar Shaikh has left this world.
He was so clear in his thinking that he left a deep imprint on the thinking of generations of New School students and readers behind.
He would always insist that we had to get the first principles right. If you start from an absurd model and then argue the world is imperfect measured against that standard from cloud cuckoo land, you have gone astray with no way to return but to start anew.
He wanted to rebuild economics from scratch going back to the classics and in this process became a classic himself.
It’s hard to picture economics without Anwar. As we are challenged to rebuild the basics, we need his thinking more than ever. Thank you for leaving your writing for us. May you rest in peace.
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1. Fio com minhas análises preliminares dos resultados do 1º turno, a partir dos dados do TSE. Em resumo: as disputas voltam a se concentrar em poucos partidos, a direita avança nos estados e no Congresso, e algumas regras eleitorais pesaram mais do que se discute. Segue 👇




















