Wobbly Economics – Part I
Why Frederic S Lee was the greatest economist you’ve never heard of
JoinedSeptember 25, 2020
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John Michael Colón is a writer and journalist currently in exile from Brooklyn. A co-editor at Strange Matters and the Literature Editor for The Point, he has published essays in The Brooklyn Rail and In These Times; poetry in Prelude; and radio journalism for WPRB 103.3 FM, among other shenanigans. His interests include avant-garde art, world literature, intellectual history, international politics, philosophy, and supply chain management. You can find him in the window seat of your local bookstore-cafe with a friend, plotting mischief.
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