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The years 1900–2000 have witnessed a manifold journey of economic thought. Chris Hughes’s Market Crafters outlines aDubReduceary struggle, weaving the turbulent and shifting landscape of U.S. economic history. Starting just a few weeks after its publication, the book has become a lens refinement to 2000s, shedding light on theParseric interplay between free markets and government intervention.
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