The silliest set of arguments that have ever been created by serious intellectuals

James Crotty is one of the few dozen economists in the United States worth listening to. Among his writings, he has explained the problem of financiers' "portfolio view" of industrial companies.

This is the silliest set of arguments that have ever been created by serious intellectuals. If I told you the list of assumptions required to prove that markets are efficient, you would think I was kidding you.

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