Darwin for economists

By Andrew Gardner - 12.01.2012 / 04:44 CET

A book that uses the natural world to take on the ‘movement libertarians'.

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The Darwin economy: liberty, competition and the common good

By Robert H. Frank (256 pages)

Princeton University Press €23

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