The rabble podcast network’s Cathi Bond interviews Joseph Heath on Filthy Lucre, a new book that sells capitalism to skeptics.
Filthy Lucre: Economics for people who hate capitalism
By Joseph Heath Harper Collins, November 30, 2008, $29.95
Is the left out of touch with economics? Is capitalism only for the self-interested? Are markets doomed to fail? The rabble podcast network’s Cathi Bond interviews Joseph Heath on a new book that sells capitalism to closet capitalists and left wing skeptics.
Cathi Bond is a writer/broadcaster and a regular contributor to rabble.ca. She is currently working on a trilogy of novels that take place on the mean streets of Toronto during the late 1970s.
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