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Why We Bite the Invisible Hand

If You Bite the Invisible Hand, It Will Bite Back

Dr. Ellen Clardy, November 24, 2023August 13, 2025

A Discussion of Peter Foster’s Why We Bite the Invisible Hand Chapter 18 “Conclusion: Still Spinning After All These Years” I have really enjoyed this book because Foster is asking the questions I have had. Why do we bite the Invisible Hand? Why are people not more aware or concerned that…

Why We Bite the Invisible Hand

The Economic Denialism Built into Climate Change

Dr. Ellen Clardy, October 14, 2023August 12, 2025

A Discussion of Peter Foster’s Why We Bite the Invisible Hand Chapter 14 “Moral Climate” I find this chapter a fascinating explanation of the histrionics that surround the climate change topic. I don’t want to get into whether it is man-made or not, real or hoax, but I do want…

Why We Bite the Invisible Hand

The Deep, Dark Roots of Politics: Using Others to Help Ourselves

Dr. Ellen Clardy, October 6, 2023August 12, 2025

A Discussion of Peter Foster’s Why We Bite the Invisible Hand Chapter 13 “The Chimpanzee in the Room: Darwinian Politics” In an earlier chapter, Foster has discussed the origins of the instinct to trade. While trading seems natural to people, the disconnected and abstract modern economic system today challenges our…

Bourgeois Equality

You Cannot Steal Economic Growth

Dr. Ellen Clardy, October 5, 2021July 24, 2025

A Discussion of Bourgeois Equality Chapter 10, “Divergence not Imperialism” Welcome to chapter 10 of McCloskey’s book, Bourgeoise Equality, as we continue the chapter by chapter walk through. Today’s chapter is beginning Part 2 in her book, examining the question, why are the rich countries rich today? McCloskey is going…

Economic Thought

Where Economists Should Fear to Tread

Dr. Ellen Clardy, May 26, 2020August 7, 2025

A Discussion of “The Political Limits of Economics” We are living in a time when experts and their recommendations are ruling over us. Our politically elected officials are deferring to their guidance — is that how it should be in our democratic republic? Given the time it takes to publish, I doubt…

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