A colleague reminds me of this wonderful (1996-pre political commentator) essay by Paul Krugman, Ricardo’s Difficult Idea, explaining why some otherwise intelligent people find the idea of comparative advantage so difficult to understand.
by Alex Tabarrok on January 9, 2004 at 1:22 pm in Economics | Permalink
A colleague reminds me of this wonderful (1996-pre political commentator) essay by Paul Krugman, Ricardo’s Difficult Idea, explaining why some otherwise intelligent people find the idea of comparative advantage so difficult to understand.
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