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<title>Three cheers for the death of old economics</title>
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One of the few benign consequences of last year&#8217;s financial crisis was the exposure of modern economics as an emperor with no clothes. In February I argued that economists deserved as much blame as bankers, regulators and politicians. Quite a number of others, including Nobel laureate economists, made the same point that economics had to be urgently reinvented. These ideas have borne fruit much sooner than anyone expected with yesterday&#8217;s announcement of an Institute for New Economic Thought.	
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