Title: The original Marx was better
Product review: Ho hum. No surprises here. An unrepentant socialist attempts to salvage his boyhood Marx for the post-industrial information revolution. The New Deal welfare-state predictably remains the supreme social achievemnent for Thurow, only now it's going to be "knowledge-based". (At least Marx could envision beyond the Prussian state he was born into.)If you want deeper insight from an economist on the coming information revolution, do yourself a favor and read some Hayek. (You'll be one step ahead of Lester Thurow who shows no evidence of having done so.)"The market is the computer". You now know more about the dawn of the information revolution than Mr. Thurow.
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