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Why We Bite the Invisible Hand

Corporate Social Responsibility Is Irresponsible

Dr. Ellen Clardy, October 28, 2023August 12, 2025

Part 2 of a Discussion of Peter Foster’s Why We Bite the Invisible Hand Chapter 15 “Global Salvationism” Foster is flipping a popular narrative about the problem of big business on its head in this part of the chapter. Such fears have led to calls for Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR), but it…

Why We Bite the Invisible Hand

Behavioral Economics: Correcting a Problem Economics Does Not Have

Dr. Ellen Clardy, September 15, 2023August 11, 2025

Part 1 of a Discussion of Peter Foster’s Why We Bite the Invisible Hand Chapter 12 “Homer Economicus” Foster turns his attention to the field of Behavioral Economics that gained a lot of attention in the early 2000’s. However, it is clear Foster is unimpressed. Two psychologists kicked the field…

Economic Thought

It Was Never Only About Profits

Dr. Ellen Clardy, January 23, 2021August 5, 2025

A Discussion “The Social Responsibility of Business: Milton Friedman Reconsidered” As an economics professor, I know I have some misconceptions to overcome every semester a new crop of students appear in my intro microeconomics course. Economics is about greed. It is immoral. Capitalism is bad. Elrick and Thies (2018) offer…

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