On Mon, 20 Aug 2001, Bill Pechter wrote:
On Mon, 20 Aug
2001, R.D.Davis wrote:
it's psychological factors that truly account for changes in the
economy. Disclaimer: I took Econ. I and II in college, and learned
one thing: much of it is a lot of make believe foolishness so that
economists, etc. can earn an income.
Boy, my sentiments exactly. I think Political Science (my second major
--History was first-- and a questionable "science") is more science than
economics -- since two economists can look at the exact same info and
come up with opposite remedies based on their own preconceived sociopolitical
ideology.
It is said that the economists have predicted 15 of the last four
recessions that we have had. No wonder they call it the `dismal
science'!
- don
Much of the macroeconomics stuff I see has to do with
the mob psychology
and the herd mentality of wall street investors...
Bill
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