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  • John Dewey and the disparagement of education in the US

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  • A. Bernstein, A mixed morality has led to a mixed economy in the US

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  • F. Hayek, The United States on the road to socialism

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  • T.K.McCraw, Growth needs entrepreneurial spirit and personal freedom

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  • Robert Collins, The Supply-Side Intellectual Revolution in the U.S.A.

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