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home.uchicago.edu/~rmyerson


Temporary Jobs: Stepping Stones or Dead Ends?


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http://www.google.com/search?hl=nl&lr=&client=safari&rls=en&q=international+encyclopedia+of+the+social+%26+behavioral+sciences+professor+economics+pdf&start=150&sa=N

A tale

Their minds so tainted by success,
They could not see their gross excess
Had played a very major role
In this colossal world own-goal.
Amnesia can be a sickness,
But this denoted arrant thickness

“It’s plain,” they said, “we do not need
Tough regulation. Do not heed
The cries of all those sad dimwits
Who want to break us into bits.
Our little hiccup now has passed.
Back to the gravy train – and fast!


“To moral hazard give no thought!
We see no need to get distraught.
Please rest assured God’s work we’re doing
(It’s merely taxpayers we’re screwing.)
The Lord to us has sent a sign:
Monopoly profits are just fine
"

Knight: Freedom as fact and criterion

Knight merkt scherpzinnig op dat we Adam Smiths houding tegenover de overheid in de context moeten zien van de kwaliteit van de regering en parlement destijds. Men sprak van het "rotten-borough Parliament" en Thackeray maakte volgend gekruid rijm over de Hanoveriaanse koningen:

Vile George the First was reckoned;
Viler still was George the Second;
And what mortal ever heard
Any good of George the Third!
When George the Fourth to Hell descended,
Thank the Lord the George's ended.

Knight: Social science and the political trend

"The whole West-European social mind is tired of thinking and of argument which seems to lead nowhere." (Knight, 1934, p 26)

"The first business of a political leader is to keep on being a political leader, and his acts and words are to be appraised solely from the point of view of their effectiveness to that end."

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