dismal scientist

dismal scientist
political economy; economics (a term coined by Thomas Carlyle): »

Whatever became of the dismal science? It went to the United States…and became a gay, laughing, happy child again, a brainchild indeed of Keynes (Sunday Times).

dismal scientist.

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