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Again on Piketty's Capital in the Twenty-First Century or Why National Accounts and Three Simple Laws Should not be a Substitute for Economic Theory

Christian Flamant

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Key concepts: Simple (philosophy), Economics, Capital (architecture), Neoclassical economics, Law, Mathematical economics, Law and economics, Positive economics

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