Economists examine MLK’s economic legacyPosted by RJ and Makay on Jan 17, 2012 |
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Martin Luther King’s civil rights legacy is a hallmark of modern American history. His efforts to alleviate poverty were cut down by his assassination in 1968. Leading economists Paul Krugman and Joel Kotkin marked Martin Luther King Day with respective columns in the New York Times and Forbes where they speculated on what King’s economic agenda would have been today.
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