This essay uses the writings of Thurman Arnold to demonstrate his contribution as an economic public intellectual, economist, public servant, and compares him to other economic public intellectuals such as Roger Fry, Aldo Leopold, and Walter Lippmann.

public intellectual, law and economics, history of economics, antitrust, New Deal
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