Practical Economics 101 |
Wednesday Sep 09 2009
I am not an economist. Thank goodness. This is not a good time to be one. There is a wonderful overview of the field, “How Did Economists Get it So Wrong?”, by Paul Krugman in the New York Times. The bottom line is that the current situation “which nobody could have predicted” was predicted and it doesn’t take an economist to know that:[Read More]
Written by eldering at The Great Turning
Tagged with: blindness economics freshwater_economists obama paul_krugman point_of_view possibility saltwater_economists technocrat
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