20 Aug
2001
20 Aug
'01
7:46 p.m.
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.
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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