All Posts Tagged With: "macroeconomic models"
The Myth of the Model
Most people don’t notice it, but “model” may be the most dangerous word in the English language right now. Models justify a lot of the bad policies that have been, or soon will be, foisted on us. For example, what was used to justify the fiscal policy of the big “stimulus”? That’s right. And as [...]
20May2010 | Max Borders | 37 comments | Continued-
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