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Economics, the “science” that doesn’t believe in data.
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Economics, the “science” that doesn’t believe in data.
As “everyone” knows, the federal debt is way too high. In the previous post, “Veronique de Rugy has a PhD in economics. So why doesn’t she understand Monetary Sovereignty?“, we quoted Ms. de Rugy: “As the U.S. faces the consequences of runaway pandemic spending and deficits that could add $25 trillion to our existing $36 trillion national debt over the next decade, “neither party is serious” about tackling the problem.” “The so-called ‘debt’ is …
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