In 1826, amidst turmoil of early industrial revolution in Britain, the theologian and economist Thomas Chalmers recommended political economy as ‘a sedative to all sorts of turbulence and disorder’.
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RT @BJMbraun: How to be an effective political economist: Laser focus on the neuralgic points of the state-market nexus, follow the money,…