Lawrence Capron Marsh

The book, and why we chose it

Lawrence Capron Marsh presents a money flow paradigm for understanding economic inefficiency, instability, inequality, productivity, and the role of government in connecting Wall Street, Main Street, saving, investment, and full employment.

HDWR completed this reading with attention to the author's argument that distorted money flows can weaken productive investment, household demand, economic stability, and broad prosperity.

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   What first drew HDWR readers toward Money Flow in a Dynamic Economy?

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2. Interview question 2

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3. Interview question 3

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