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Thursday, March 3, 2016
Socialism Book Recommendation?
I'm trying to research the empirical history of socialism from the 1700s to present day and am looking for a fact driven track record of how it has performed. Does anybody know of a good book? From many books, I've collected examples from different countries at different times, but the data isn't uniform. The ideal book would have a long list of countries that give economic data before and after socialist programs are enacted.