Author(s): ANDREAS BERGH
Journal: Econ journal watch
ISSN 1933-527X
Volume: 3;
Issue: 3;
Start page: 452;
Date: 2006;
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In his response to my Comment (Bergh 2006), Lindert insinuates repeatedly that my criticisms of his book are little more than ideological bias. In this response, I will try even harder to recur to the facts. Still my conclusion is that Lindert is wrong about work incentives and employment in Sweden. To explain the so called free-lunch puzzle, we probably need to look closer at institutional quality and economic freedom.
Journal: Econ journal watch
ISSN 1933-527X
Volume: 3;
Issue: 3;
Start page: 452;
Date: 2006;
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DOWNLOAD PDF Original pageABSTRACT
In his response to my Comment (Bergh 2006), Lindert insinuates repeatedly that my criticisms of his book are little more than ideological bias. In this response, I will try even harder to recur to the facts. Still my conclusion is that Lindert is wrong about work incentives and employment in Sweden. To explain the so called free-lunch puzzle, we probably need to look closer at institutional quality and economic freedom.
