Here's a letter to the Washington Post:
A prominent group of 18th century economic thinkers – the Physiocrats – argued that the ultimate source of all wealth is agriculture. They regarded the then-just-emerging industrial sector to be sterile.
Harold Meyerson is a member of a group that we might call the "Factoryocrats." Just as the Physiocrats misread the once-dominant role of agriculture as proof that the only truly productive activity is farming, Mr. Meyerson's histrionic fears about the...
Published on July 01, 2010 09:00