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Talk: MIT OpenCourseWare

February 1, 2010

Aschlafly
I'll guess you'll have to name-call somewhere else now. Do yourself a favor and open your mind, and rethink the liberal ideology that caused you to resort to such a crass insult.
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January 31, 2010

AlexWD
→‎Coates v. Keynes.
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AlexWD
→‎Coates v. Keynes.: new section
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AlexWD
→‎For a liberal course on economics...
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AlexWD
→‎syllabus does repeatedly mention liberal theories,
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Aschlafly
→‎For a liberal course on economics...: I count at least 4 citations in the reading assignments for 12-452 Spring 2007.
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Aschlafly
→‎syllabus does repeatedly mention liberal theories,: Market failure, government, taxes, etc.
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AlexWD
→‎For a liberal course on economics...
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AlexWD
→‎syllabus does repeatedly mention liberal theories,: new section
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Aschlafly
No, not in a course on microeconomics. Check out MIT's course on macroeconomics and I'm sure it worships Keynes.
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Aschlafly
You're right that the notes are merely outlines, rather than lectures. I'll make that point next. But what the notes do say about the Coase theorem is a very narrow view of it.
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AlexWD
→‎For a liberal course on economics...: new section
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AlexWD
→‎"only mentions it in a narrow, understated manner...": new section
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AlexWD
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AlexWD
Coase Theorem
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