- 20 -10 Up on your economic history? For a possible  thirty points, name this economist from the clues.  
- 20 -10 Up on your economic history? For a possible  thirty points, name this economist from the clues.  30: Some of his early works were The Economic Theory of Women's  Dress and The Barbarian Stautus of Women. Whether or not these  were inspired by his wife, the niece of the president of his alma  mater, we will never know.  20: Born in Wisconsin to Norwegian immigrants, this intriguing  character was known to wear a coonskin cap to formal events. He  apparently was not as concerned with status as were the subjects  of his most famous works.  10: Author of Theory of the Leisure Class, this Carleton College  alumnus provided an early harbinger to the conspicuous  consumption of the eighties.
- 20 -10 Up on your economic history? For a possible  thirty points, name this economist from the clues.  
Thorstein Veblen