Wednesday, March 02, 2011
Economic Superstition
I've concluded that superstition reigns in our national economic discourse (as it did in religious discourse not so long ago, and still does in many places). Facts regarding how the monetary system works are subservient to superstition regarding deficits and debt, even in the speech and behavior of leaders such as Bernanke. We have basic assumptions which are faulty but taken for granted.
Subscribe to:
Post Comments (Atom)
To Our Children's Children's Children Once More
This is my occasional confession of my true view of our world and what we might do to steer our ship in a better direction. I'm sendi...
-
Why I'm a Putin Apologist Introduction I recently declared myself a "Putin apologist" in a heated debate with a friend on th...
-
Because I'm having formatting issues with Blogger, please see this post in Google Docs: Ukraine Timeline
-
Prediction: The year 2000 will some day soon be considered the acme of unfettered capitalism. The Bush legacy will be clear -- his adminis...
No comments:
Post a Comment