OK, pushing the 'invisible hand' to the side for the nonce (with an 
even more invisible one),
does anyone know what composers and even better, what compositions, 
the 'Great Ones' (or Big names) in economics enjoyed listening to 
(where you can define 'great one/big name' as you wish).

Obviously, Adam Smith wasn't listening to the Rolling Stones, but did 
he favor Handel over Mozart (e.g.)?

It might be a nice way to start a few lectures...

J.S. Mill?
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Marx?

Etc.

Thanks.

David Hammes