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Category Archives: Adam Smith
Adam Smith, Deleuze, and Compositionalism
Adam Smith is often held up as the darling and founding father of neoclassical economic theory, and by extension neoliberal attitudes towards the market, Smith does indeed question the effectiveness of state intervention within the market. Beginning with the premise … Continue reading
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