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Showing posts with label Stockman. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Stockman. Show all posts
Wednesday, December 16, 2020
Monday, June 1, 2015
Fortunately (for them; so far) They Never Let The Facts Confuse Them Too Much
(Commentary posted by Roger Erickson)
* plus, the sky is falling
Prof. Brad Lewis writes:
"There's a major growth industry lately in the apocalypse-because-of-fiat-money [ideologues]. They've been wrong every time before, and Stockman never seems to have recognized that the Reagan administration's stimulus, with budget deficits to match, is a major reason the economy did well during his 1st term."
"But fortunately (for whom?), they never let the facts confuse them too much.
Alas, Stockman provides a very predictable template."
* plus, the sky is falling
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