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48 sats \ 1 reply \ @Taj 6h

Im assuming that if it's none of the well known ones, that you were actually thinking of one of the journalists that write the broadsheet articles you often feature

Aaah, you guys are way too sophisticated (or perhaps I interpreted the question wrong...)
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lol! No, journos wouldn't count!

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38 sats \ 2 replies \ @Shugard 6h

Ludwig von Mises:

Or the Swedish economist who was essentially promoting Adam Smith's ideas at the same time, despite not knowing each other. But I've forgotten his name. @denlillaapan knows who I mean, I hope.

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Anders Chydenius* — but no, nice try!

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Dang. That’s whose name I was going to look up

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Fun!

Paul Samuelson

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This will be more interesting than mine

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I don't see an Undisc guess??

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No one I've thought of feels right

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Clue: some of the names on the list have definitely been featured in my stacker posts

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What's the deal, we keep guessing until they hit one of the top 3, or we call it a day and split between the few guesses that were at least on the list?

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It’s up to you! Once someone has the correct guess just @ me and I’ll pay it

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Emil Kalinowski?

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Whoo?

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Hahaha famous for the silent depression idea with Jeff Snyder

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Alright, my first guess is that you have the same favorite as Bob Murphy, because he's the foundational Austrian money guy:

Eugen Bohm-Bawerk

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Aaah, you guys are way too sophisticated (or perhaps I interpreted the question wrong...)

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Just a first guess. I suspect it's a monetary historian but I don't know them as well.

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38 sats \ 1 reply \ @jakoyoh629 14h

Perry Mehrling

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Cleeever. I went over to my bookshelf to have a look and two of his books were there so I put him on the shortlist!

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AMAAAAZING friends!

Pretty boring/obvious guesses so for. I'm actually not too sure, so jotted down names before I looked at the answers. We've gotten two of the names on that list but not the two I underlined and the one I finally circled.

Maybe this was too hard/in the weeds?


Also, yous gotta beat Chat:

Book doesn’t often invoke a single economist by name as his “favorite,” but the frequency and context of his engagement suggests a clear intellectual home: Austrian economics and classical liberal thought — especially figures like Mises and Hayek whose ideas form the backbone of his recurring themes.
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Josh Hendrickson?

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12 sats \ 0 replies \ @kepford 9h

Arthur Laffer

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12 sats \ 0 replies \ @kepford 9h

Robert Reich

;)

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12 sats \ 0 replies \ @phat0m 9h

Ludwig von Mises

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Saifedean Ammous

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Pretty sure not this

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59 sats \ 2 replies \ @Taj 21h

Paul Krugman

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DARN! He got me

LOLL

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Naturally ;)

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49 sats \ 0 replies \ @grayruby 21h

Adam Smith

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Imma go with Hayek

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49 sats \ 0 replies \ @Aardvark 21h

Yea, she's pretty hot.

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12 sats \ 0 replies \ @Taj 15h

Lyn Alden

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Thomas Sowell?

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HHH

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...so to speak

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Carl Menger

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Israel Kirzner

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23 sats \ 0 replies \ @Aardvark 21h

Ludwig von Mises

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Not sure about economists, but I now know his favourite historian is Sven Beckert :D

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oh, fuck that

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Frédéric Bastiat

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Milton Friedman

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I guess not Adam Smith?

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12 sats \ 1 reply \ @hyperfree 22h

Cantillon

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Good, clever guess. But too early to be really even called "economist" and too narrow/not comprehensive enough

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Murray Rothbard

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Anne Goldgar

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Ludwig Lachmann

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