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Tag Archives: moreel ressentiment
Rachman in de FT/NRC: Gij Zult Geen Schulden Saneren
Rachman in de Financial Times en de NRC: ‘Gij Zult Geen Schulden Saneren’. [titel van mij!] Tot mijn verbijstering schrijft de redacteur buitenland Gideon Rachman van de Financial times (FT) – overgenomen door de NRC – een stuk over de economie, dat bol … Continue reading
Posted in Columns, Multidisciplinary Economics
Tagged ethiek, Griekenland, Hayek, Marx, Merkel, moreel ressentiment, moreel sentiment, schuldsanering, Smith, Trump
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