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Economy

Quemado

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3. The writer may be impressed, but I am not.

Reply to Mike 03 (Original post)

Mon Jul 6, 2020, 09:23 AM

Jul 2020

"He made extensive use of T-accounts, a tool of accountants that places assets on the left and liabilities on the right."

T-accounts is Accounting 101. I'm sorry, but as a CPA, I am underwhelmed that the writer of this article is impressed by the use of T-accounts.

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The writer may be impressed, but I am not. Quemado Jul 2020 #3

Gotta agree. Although, if he really has a thorough understanding of monetary system, I'm impressed. Hoyt Jul 2020 #5

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