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If Econ 101 were a required component of our high school curriculum, how would voters’ views differ?
Would most people think that “soaking the rich” can somehow improve things for anyone else?
Would most people think that “stimulus means spending?”
Would most people understand the relationship between Fed policy and the business cycle? Would most people even refer to a business cycle, or would they refer to a credit cycle?
Would most people believe that the economy is a zero sum game – that anything you eat now means less food for the next generation or for some poor person?
Would most people think that there are innate and concrete “limits to growth” and that “overpopulation” is a problem?
Would most people think that “speculators” drive long-term shifts in commodity prices? Would most people understand the role that speculators play in the market?
g, I’m not a Republican and the notion of “two sides” to “Keynesianism vs Austrianism” is as laughable as the notion that there are “two sides” to “creationism vs evolution.”
Ron Paul would be the primary candidate for 2012….
They would finally learn that we don’t need new regulations in the financial industry, but rather reform the current regulators; the SEC is a major failure (i.e. Goldman Sachs, Enron, WorldCom, etc.) And without their being an audit on the Fed, we cannot possibly believe new regulation will fix anything.
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