I don't have lots of time to write today. Maybe I'll get the chance in the evening, but in the meantime, I thought I'd toss this Wall Street Journal piece, by Edmund S. Phelps, your way. It explains the difference between the North American and European economic models--capitalism versus a "social market economy." It's a very interesting read, if you're into learning about economics. I clearly am, or I wouldn't be passing it on to you. Anybody else economically minded?
Hat tip: Instapundit
Update: I just read in the comments on the article at the WSJ site that Professor Phelps just won the Nobel Prize for economics on Monday. No wonder the piece is so good!!
Wednesday, October 11, 2006
Sure It's The Economy, But Which One?
Posted by Kat at 10/11/2006 11:17:00 AM
Labels: capitalism, economics, Professor Edmund S. Phelps, social market economy
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