George Goodman, "who demystified financial complexities in bestselling books and on a long-running public television program under the name of one of history's most famous economists, Adam Smith," died Friday, the New York Times reported. He was 83.
George Goodman, "who demystified financial complexities in bestselling books and on a long-running public television program under the name of one of history's most famous economists, Adam Smith," died Friday, the New York Times reported. He was 83.