Should markets clear? by Steve Randy Waldman (5.14.14)
Juncture interview: Thomas Piketty on capital, labour, growth and inequality (Juncture, 5.14.14)
The Top of the World: An ambitious study documents the long-term reign of the 1 percent by Doug Henwood (Bookforum, April/May 2014)
Tax as Policy: Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Heather Boushey (Challenge magazine, May/June 2014)
The Book Every Plutocrat Should Read: Thomas Piketty’s new tome just might save the super-rich from themselves. by Chrystia Freeland (Politico, 4.20.14)
Why We’re in a New Gilded Age by Paul Krugman (New York Review of Books, May 8, 2014 issue)
The Piketty Panic by Krugman (New York Times, 4.24.14)
The Piketty Phenomenon by David Brooks (New York Times, 4.24.14)
Wealth Over Work by Krugman (New York Times, 3.23.14)
Class, Oligarchy, and the Limits of Cynicism by Krugman (4.21.14 @ 8:29 a.m.)
Thomas Piketty Is Right: Everything you need to know about 'Capital in the Twenty-First Century' by Robert M. Solow (New Republic, 4.22.14)
THE HONEST BROKER: MR. PIKETTY AND THE “NEOCLASSICISTS”: A SUGGESTED INTERPRETATION: FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 17, 2014 by DeLong (5.22.14)
The Daily Piketty: Thursday Focus: April 24, 2014 by DeLong (4.24.14)
K21 translator Arthur Goldhammer tweets: "@delong plays Hicks to #Piketty: http://equitablegrowth.org/2014/05/07/slides-mr-piketty-neoclassicists-suggested-interpretation-wednesday-focus-may-7-2014/ … smart take, must read" (linked below as well)
OVER AT THE WCEG: SLIDES FOR: MR. PIKETTY AND THE "NEOCLASSICISTS": A SUGGESTED INTERPRETATION: WEDNESDAY FOCUS: MAY 7, 2014 by DeLong (5.7.14)
Juncture interview: Thomas Piketty on capital, labour, growth and inequality (Juncture, 5.14.14)
The Top of the World: An ambitious study documents the long-term reign of the 1 percent by Doug Henwood (Bookforum, April/May 2014)
Tax as Policy: Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Heather Boushey (Challenge magazine, May/June 2014)
The Book Every Plutocrat Should Read: Thomas Piketty’s new tome just might save the super-rich from themselves. by Chrystia Freeland (Politico, 4.20.14)
Why We’re in a New Gilded Age by Paul Krugman (New York Review of Books, May 8, 2014 issue)
The Piketty Panic by Krugman (New York Times, 4.24.14)
The Piketty Phenomenon by David Brooks (New York Times, 4.24.14)
Wealth Over Work by Krugman (New York Times, 3.23.14)
Class, Oligarchy, and the Limits of Cynicism by Krugman (4.21.14 @ 8:29 a.m.)
Thomas Piketty Is Right: Everything you need to know about 'Capital in the Twenty-First Century' by Robert M. Solow (New Republic, 4.22.14)
THE HONEST BROKER: MR. PIKETTY AND THE “NEOCLASSICISTS”: A SUGGESTED INTERPRETATION: FOR THE WEEK OF MAY 17, 2014 by DeLong (5.22.14)
The Daily Piketty: Thursday Focus: April 24, 2014 by DeLong (4.24.14)
K21 translator Arthur Goldhammer tweets: "@delong plays Hicks to #Piketty: http://equitablegrowth.org/2014/05/07/slides-mr-piketty-neoclassicists-suggested-interpretation-wednesday-focus-may-7-2014/ … smart take, must read" (linked below as well)
OVER AT THE WCEG: SLIDES FOR: MR. PIKETTY AND THE "NEOCLASSICISTS": A SUGGESTED INTERPRETATION: WEDNESDAY FOCUS: MAY 7, 2014 by DeLong (5.7.14)
OVER AT THE WASHINGTON CENTER FOR EQUITABLE GROWTH: NOTES AND FINGER EXERCISES ON THOMAS PIKETTY'S "CAPITAL IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY": THE HONEST BROKER FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 19, 2014 by DeLong (4.12.14)
Capital in the 21 Century: Still Mired in the 19th (See correction) by Dean Baker (3.9.14 @ 10:35 p.m.)
Forces of Divergence: Is surging inequality endemic to capitalism? by John Cassidy (The New Yorker, 3.31.14)
PIKETTY’S INEQUALITY STORY IN SIX CHARTS by John Cassidy (The New Yorker, 3.26.14)
THE “PIKETTY BUBBLE” IS MORE THAN HOT AIR by John Cassidy (New Yorker, 5.1.14)
Studying the Rich: Thomas Piketty and his Critics by Mike Konczal (Boston Review, 4.29.14)
Capital in the 21 Century: Still Mired in the 19th (See correction) by Dean Baker (3.9.14 @ 10:35 p.m.)
Forces of Divergence: Is surging inequality endemic to capitalism? by John Cassidy (The New Yorker, 3.31.14)
PIKETTY’S INEQUALITY STORY IN SIX CHARTS by John Cassidy (The New Yorker, 3.26.14)
THE “PIKETTY BUBBLE” IS MORE THAN HOT AIR by John Cassidy (New Yorker, 5.1.14)
The accidental controversialist: deeper reflections on Thomas Piketty’s “Capital” by Thomas Palley (4.24.14 @ 1:57 p.m.)
Even Elizabeth Warren doesn't want Piketty's wealth tax by Matthew Yglesias (Vox, 4.28.14 @ 4:40 p.m.)
Lessons from a rock-star economist by Gillian Tett (Financial Times, 4.25.14 @ 11:40 a.m.)Even Elizabeth Warren doesn't want Piketty's wealth tax by Matthew Yglesias (Vox, 4.28.14 @ 4:40 p.m.)
Class warfare justified? by Robert J. Samuelson (Washington Post, 4.20.14)
dsquared's comment to Robin's Crooked Timber post:
"As far as I can tell, nothing really important in Piketty’s book depends on the capital controversy; it’s actually a book about wealth rather than capital in the technical sense. It’s just a bit irritating for people who happen to know that his use of “capital” and connected marginal concepts is wrong. Like if someone had written a really good book about climate change but kept on referring to “the temperature divided by zero” (4.26.14 @ 11:40 am) and this comment and this comment.
Hey, Big Thinker: Thomas Piketty, the Economist Behind ‘Capital in the Twenty-First Century’ Is the Latest Overnight Intellectual Sensation by Sam Tanenhaus (New York Times, 4.25.14)
Piketty for Dummies by Peter Dorman (4.26.14 @ 3:24 p.m.)
Two followups, in way too many words by Steve Randy Waldman (2.11.11(!) via DeLong)
Poulos Gets Piketty—and Tocqueville—Wrong by Arthur Goldhammer (Daily Beast, 4.26.14)
Today’s Wonky Elite Is in Love With the Wrong French Intellectual by James Poulos (Daily Beast, 4.23.14)
The Power of Piketty's Capital by Eric Alterman (The Nation, 5.12.14)
Thomas Piketty and Millennial Marxists on the Scourge of Inequality by Timothy Shenk (The Nation, 4.14.14)
Thomas Piketty and Millennial Marxists on the Scourge of Inequality by Timothy Shenk (The Nation, 4.14.14)
The New Marxism Part II by James Pethokoukis (National Review Online, 3.31.14)
The Most Important Book Ever Is All Wrong by Clive Crook (BloombergView, 4.20.14)
Piketty's Tax Hikes Won't Help the Middle Class by Megan McArdle (BloombergView, 4.22.14)
Whither The Bottom 90 Percent, Thomas Piketty? by Scott Winship (Forbes, 4.17.14)
Thomas Piketty, Jedediah Purdy And The Leftist Ethic of Resentfulness by Repair Man Jack (Red State, 4.22.14 @ 8:47 pm)
Thomas Piketty Revives Marx for the 21st Century by Daniel Shuchman (Wall Street Journal, 4.21.14 @ 7:18 p.m.)
White House honors French neo-Marxist by Thomas Lifson (American Thinker, 4.20.14)
What’s Wrong with Piketty’s Answer To Inequality by Veronique de Rugy (National Review Online, 4.24.14 @6:57 p.m.)
Capital Punishment: Why a Global Tax on Wealth Won't End Inequality by Tyler Cowen (Foreign Affairs, May/June 2014 issue)
Why I am not persuaded by Thomas Piketty’s argument by Tyler Cowen (4.21.14 @ 2:20 p.m.)
Tyler Cowen is one of Nietzsche’s Marginal Children by Corey Robin (4.22.14)
The Hourly Piketty: Paul Krugman, “Gattopardo Economics”, and Economic Modelling by DeLong (4.24.14 @ 5:23 p.m.)
Piketty and Pareto by Krugman (4.25.14 @ 8:20 a.m.)
Frustrations of the Heterodox by Krugman (4.25.14 @ 10:09 a.m.)
The Daily Piketty: Thursday Focus: April 24, 2014 by DeLong (4.24.14 @ 2:47 p.m.)
Notes from Capital in the 21st Century Panel by Suresh Naidu (The Slack Wire, 4.20.14)
What Marx Really Meant by Suresh Naidu (Jacobin, 4.28.14)
‘Capital in the Twenty-First Century’, by Thomas Piketty by Martin Wolf (Financial Times, 4.15.14 @ 5:38 p.m.)
Thomas Piketty doesn’t hate capitalism: He just wants to fix it by Matthew Yglesias (Vox, 4.24.14)
Interview with Piketty by Matthew Yglesias (Vox, 4.24.14)
The return of "patrimonial capitalism": review of Thomas Piketty's Capital in the 21st century by Branko Milanovic (October 2013)
The return of "patrimonial capitalism": review of Thomas Piketty's Capital in the 21st century by Branko Milanovic (October 2013)
The Capital Creators, Piketty and Growth Theory by Joshua Gans (Digitopoly, 4.23.14)
OVER AT THE WASHINGTON CENTER FOR EQUITABLE GROWTH: PIKETTY DAY HERE AT BERKELEY: THE HONEST BROKER FOR THE WEEK OF APRIL 26, 2014 by DeLong (4.23.14)
A Good Question Re the Piketty Book by Jared Bernstein (4.26.14 @ 10:26 a.m.)
Piketty’s “Capital,” in a Lot Less than 696 Pages by Justin Fox (Harvard Business Review, 4.24.14 @ 8:00 a.m.)
New French Book Will Become Important When It's In English by Kevin Drum (Mother Jones, 12.16.13 @ 1:15 p.m.)
Drum (above) links to Assorted links by Tyler Cowen (12.16.13 @ 12:46 p.m.)
All men are created unequal: Revisiting an old argument about the impact of capitalism (The Economist, 1.4.14)
American Economists Are Not Equipped To Digest What Piketty Has Served Them by Rob Wiley (Business Insider, 4.28.14 @5:54)
DeLong expanded his answers:
Over at Business Insider: Five Questions and Answers About Thomas Piketty’s “Capital in the Twenty-First Century”: Monday Focus; April 28, 2014 by DeLong (4.28.14 @ 11:42 a.m.)
Capital in partial equilibrium by Ryan Decker (3.25.14 @ 7:54 p.m.)
"From the right" by Ryan Decker (4.28.14 @ 6:14 p.m.)
What Piketty’s Conservative Critics Get Wrong by Kathleen Geier (The Baffler, 4.28.14)
Taking on the Heiristocracy: History shows that growth alone won’t stop vast economic inequality by Kathleen Geier (Washington Monthly, March/ April/ May 2014)
Physics and the 'marginalist revolution' by Philip Mirowski (via JW Mason)
JW Mason comment on different ways to formalize the Piketty argument (04.29.14)
The Conservative Case For Thomas Piketty by Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry (Forbes, 4.24.14 @ 9:14)
Minnesota Mafia Challenges Piketty by Barkley Rosser (4.28.14 @ 10:02 p.m.)
What Piketty Leaves Out by Robert Kuttner (4.29.14)
Thomas Piketty's Capital: everything you need to know about the surprise bestseller by Paul Mason (The Guardian, 4.28.14 @14:23)
Len McCluskey on Capital in the Twenty-first Century: 'manna from heaven' (The Guardian, 4.28.14 @14.18)
VC for the people by Steve Randy Waldman (4.16.14)
Piketty on Capital: A Footnote by Henry Farrell (Crooked Timber, 4.5.14)
Trickle-Up Economics by David Cay Johnston (Al Jazeera America, 3.23.14 @ 8:45 a.m.)
Capitalism vs. Democracy by Thomas Edsall (New York Times, 1.28.14)
Notes on Piketty (Wonkish) by Krugman (3.14.14 @ 7:47 a.m.)
Thomas Piketty Has a Grim View of Our Plutocratic Future by Kevin Drum (Mother Jones, 1.29.14 @ 11:51 a.m.)
Q&A: Thomas Piketty on the Wealth Divide by Eduardo Porter (3.11.14 @ 6:21 p.m.)
Adam Smith is not the antidote to Thomas Piketty by Deborah Boucoyannis (Washington Post-The Monkey Cage, 4.22.14 @ 10:14 a.m.)
Why Piketty's Book Is a Bigger Deal in America Than in France by Tyler Cowen and Veronique de Rugy (The Upshot, 4.29.14)
The Most Important Book of the Twenty-First Century by Stephen Marche (Esquire, 4.24.14)
A revue of reviews - everything you could ever want to read about Piketty's Capital by Michael Bird (City A.M., 4.29.14 @ 12:29 p.m.)
Piketty and the case for land capital by Karl Smith (FT Alphaville, 2.3.14 @ 15:00)
Heather Boushey (and Me) on Thomas Piketty: Tuesday Focus by DeLong (3.11.14 8:15 a.m.)
THOMAS PIKETTY UNSUCCESSFUL ATTEMPTED SMACKDOWN WATCH: I FIND MYSELF DISAPPOINTED BY THE USUALLY-RELIABLE JAMES GALBRAITH AND PETHOKOUKIS by DeLong (4.6.14 @ 10:23 p.m.)
Thinking About Piketty’s “Capital” by Steve Roth (Angry Bear, 4.6.14 @ 12:50)
America risks becoming a Downton Abbey economy by Lawrence Summers (2.16.14 @ 5:28 p.m.)
Dude, Where’s Your Piketty Review??!! by Jared Bernstein (4.19.14 @ 10:01 a.m.)
Economist Receives Rock Star Treatment by Jennifer Schuessler (New York Times, 4.18.14)
JW Mason comment (Crooked Timber, 4.30.14 at 12:46 a.m.)
"Right. Or think about Milton Friedman, whose Monetary History of the United States is about as far from the ahistorical, mathematical abstraction of contemporary economics as you can get. Bob Pollin once told me that that book is the model we radical economists should be trying to emulate. I think he was right."
Why everyone is talking about Thomas Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century by Ryan Cooper (The Week, 3.25.14)
Video of Piketty with Joseph Stiglitz, Paul Krugman, and Steven Durlauf participated in a panel moderated by Branko Milanovic.
Here’s an unlikely bestseller: A 700-page book on 21st century economics by Jia Lynn Yang (Wonkblog, 4.22.14 @ 12:35 p.m.)
‘Capital in the Twenty-first Century’ by Thomas Piketty by Steven Pearlstein (Washington Post, 3.28.14)
Thomas Piketty’s Improbable Data by Hunter Lewis (The Ludwig Von Mises Institute, 5.2.14)
Inequality 101: The Picket Fence and the Staircase by John Cassidy (New Yorker, 4.12.12)
Piketty Review Roundup: “Capital in the 21st Century” by Jeff Madrick (Century Foundation, 5.2.14)
The Right Needs a New Message on Income Inequality by Benjamin Domenech (Wall Street Journal, 4.28.14 @ 7:31 p.m.)
Tyler Cowen's anti-Piketty crusade by Noah Smith (5.2.14)
Piketty, Doom Loops and Haymarket by Ross Douthat (New York Times, 4.22.14 @ 3:53 p.m.)
Robert Solow on Piketty by Arnold Kling (4.23.14)
For Larry Summers, Inequality A Subject Worthy of Yawns by Ellen Killoran (International Business Times, 5.2.14 @ 12:28 p.m.)
Book review: Capital in the 21st Century by Thomas Piketty by Robert Skidelsky (Prospect Magazine, 3.27.14)
How to Write a Marxist Critique of Thomas Piketty Without Actually Reading the Book by Zachary Levenson (Jacobin, 5.2.14)
Hangups of the Heterodox (Vaguely Wonkish) by Krugman (5.1.14 @ 3:41 p.m.)
Thomas Piketty and the Ghost of Joan Robinson by Dean Baker (5.1.14 @ 20:16)
Why Economists Are Finally Taking Inequality Seriously by Mark Thoma (Fiscal Times, 5.6.14)
The coming boom in inherited wealth by John Quiggin (Crooked Timber, 4.16.12)
Piketty, Oligarchy, and Conservative Evasion by Jonathan Chait (New York Magazine, 4.25.14 @ 3:51 p.m.)
More Matt Rognlie on Piketty by Tyler Cowen (4.10.14)
A Prologomena to Any Future Reading of Piketty by Steven Pressman (Dollars and Sense, 5.5.14)
A Prologomena to Any Future Reading of Piketty by Steven Pressman (Dollars and Sense, 5.5.14)
THE MAGICAL MATHEMATICS OF MR PIKETTY by George Cooper (4.29.14)
THE MAGICAL MATHEMATICS OF MR PIKETTY – PART II by George Cooper (5.5.14)
The Critique of Capital in the Twenty-First Century: In Search of Macroeconomic Foundations of Inequatlity by Guillaume Allègre and Xavier Timbeau
Where do profits come from? by Matthew Yglesias (Vox, 5.8.14)
Obama’s Top Economist Has Some Problems With Piketty’s Book by Neil Irwin (The Upshot, 5.7.14)
Global Lessons for Inclusive Growth by Jason Furman (5.7.14)
Piketty’s Arguments Still Hold Up, After Taxes by Jared Bernstein (The Upshot, 5.9.14)
Jason Furman, POTUS’s Chief Economist, on Inequality, Piketty, and Growth by Jared Bernstein (5.10.14 @ 10:04 a.m.)
The problem with Thomas Piketty: “Capital” destroys right-wing lies, but there’s one solution it forgets by Thomas Frank (Salon, 5.11.14)
Selling Thomas Piketty (Harvard University Press Blog, 5.12.14)
Piketty's Wealth Tax Isn't a Joke by Clive Crook (BloombergView, 5.11.14)
Microfoundations of Inequality and Sabotage by Sandwichman (5.12.14)
Thomas Piketty and His Critics by Thomas Edsall (New York Times, 5.14.14)
The Inequality Puzzle by Lawrence H. Summers (Democracy, Spring 2014)
Summers reviews Piketty by Jared Bernstein (5.14.14)
What Larry Summers Gets Wrong On Piketty's 'Capital' by Matt Bruenig (Demos, 5.15.14)
Demos on Piketty's Capital
The Politics of Income Inequality by Eduardo Porter (New York Times, 5.13.14)
What Piketty's Neoliberal Critics Get Wrong by Kathleen Geier (Baffler, 5.15.14)
The Two Inequalities by Peter Dorman (Econospeak, 5.16.14 @ 1:15 a.m.)
Piketty's Old News by Eric Schnurer (U.S. News & World Report, 5.16.14)
Piketty crossing the Delaware by John Quiggin (Crooked Timber, 5.18.14)
Thomas Piketty: I Don't Care for Marx by Isaac Chotiner (New Republic, 5.5.14)
Middle Class Earnings Are Stagnant! (Because Retirees Have No Earnings) by Scott Winship (Forbes, 5.20.14)
Ross Douthat Makes Some Good Points (and one bad one) by Jared Bernstein (5.19.14)
Whiskey Tango Foxtrot Bang Query by Brad DeLong (5.23.14)
The FT Gets Piketty's Capital Argument Wrong by Mike Konczal (5.24.14)
My view on Piketty's critique by the FT by Branko Milanovic
That Big Financial Times Story on Errors in Piketty's Data is Overrated by Danny Vick (5.23.14)
Criticisms of Piketty by James Hamilton (5.25.14)
More on Piketty by James Hamilton (5.28.14)
Nit-Piketty by Debraj Ray (5.25.14)
Should We Count Out Piketty Due to Sum Math Errors? by Steve Pressman (Dollars and Sense, 5.25.14)
Political Economy is Political by Henry Farrell (Crooked Timber, 5.27.14)
Policy, not capitalism, is to blame for the income divide by James Galbraith (Financial Times, 5.26.14)
The Piketty data controversy by Jérémie Cohen-Setton (Bruegel, 5.26.14)
Piketty’s data deserve better analysis by Carter Price (5.27.14)
Reviewing Lawrence H. Summers’s Review of Piketty IV: Combatting Inequality on Many Fronts: Tuesday Focus: May 27, 2014 by Brad DeLong (28 May 2014)
PARSING PIKETTY: IS WEALTH INEQUALITY RISING IN THE U.S.? by John Cassidy (New Yorker, 5.27.14)
Thomas Piketty and Joseph Schumpeter (and Gerard Debreu) by David Glasner (5.28.14)
Bloomberg video
Piketty versus Hassett: a primer on after-tax income and inequality by Marshall Steinbaum (29 May 2014)
Piketty versus Hassett: a primer on after-tax income and inequality by Marshall Steinbaum (29 May 2014)
Thomas Doubting Refuted by Krugman (5.30.14)
Morning Must-Read: Daniel Kuehn Reads Howard Reed on Piketty vs. Giles: “It’s All About the Discontinuities” by Brad DeLong (30 May 2014)
The Daily Piketty: May 30, 2014 by Brad DeLong
This Year's Model by Scott Sumner (6.2.14)
Department of “Huh?!”–I Don’t Understand More and More of Piketty’s Critics: Per Krusell and Tony Smith by Brad DeLong (2 June 2014)
Department of “Huh?!”–I Don’t Understand More and More of Piketty’s Critics: Per Krusell and Tony Smith by Brad DeLong (2 June 2014)
Thomas Piketty’s big book: What do you really need to know? by Heather Boushey (5.14.14)
Reviewing Lawrence H. Summers’s Review of Piketty V: Secular Stagnation and the High-Pressure Economy: Tuesday Focus: June 32014 by DeLong (6.3.14)
Plots and Subplots in Piketty's Capital by Rajiv Sethi (6.3.14)
Educating Brad DeLong by James Hamilton (6.4.14)
OVER AT EQUITABLE GROWTH: TRYING, YET AGAIN, TO COMMUNICATE THE ARITHMETIC SCAFFOLDING OF PIKETTY'S "CAPITAL IN THE TWENTY-FIRST CENTURY": THURSDAY FOCUS: JUNE 5, 2014 by DeLong
Educating Brad DeLong by James Hamilton (6.4.14)
When Piketty Came to America by Andrea Levere and Ezra Levin (Politco, 4.28.14)
Economist says U.S. inequality reaching "spectacular" heights by Alain Sherter (CBS News Moneywatch, 6.5.14)
Not Another Piketty Symposium by Mike Beggs (Jacobin)
Piketty fever: Bigger than Marx (Economist, 5.3.14)
Piketty, Marx and the roots of inequality by Benjamin Selwyn (Le Monde Diplomatique, 6.6.14)
Piketty’s Fair-Weather Friends by Seth Ackerman (Jacobin, 5.29.14)
Three Ways of Looking at alpha = r k by JW Mason (6.4.14)
Capital Man: Thomas Piketty is economics’ biggest sensation. He’s also the field’s fiercest critic. By Emily Eakin (Chronicle of Higher Education, 4.17.14)
OVER AT EQUITABLE GROWTH: DEPRECIATION RATES ON WEALTH IN THOMAS PIKETTY'S DATABASE: MONDAY FOCUS: JUNE 9, 2014 by DeLong
OVER AT EQUITABLE GROWTH: DAILY PIKETTY: MATT ROGNLIE HAS A FIRST-RATE CRITIQUE: THURSDAY FOCUS FOR JUNE 12, 2014 by DeLong
Housing in the twenty-first century by Ryan Avent (Economist, 6.17.14)
Inequality in the long run by Thomas Piketty and Emanuel Saez (Science, May 2014)
How Inherited Wealth Helps the Economy by Greg Mankiw (The Upshot, 6.21.14)
CAPITAL IN PIKETTY'S 'CAPITAL' by Unlearning Economics (Jun 18th 2014)
Piketty’s laws with investment replacement and depreciation by Ton van Schaik, (6 July 2014, Vox)
Sumner on Piketty by Frances Coppola (7.7.14)
When The Rate Of Return And The Rate Of Growth Do Not Matter Much For Piketty by Barkley Rosser (Econospeak, 7.7.14)
Piketty vs. Marx (8.11.14, Bookforum)
Yes, Acemoglu and Robinson's review of Piketty is very strange by Daniel Kuehn (8.26.14)
Understanding Piketty, part 3 by Kenneth Thomas (Angry Bear, 8.21.14)
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