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Warpy

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7. I always thought Friedman won that Nobel for the density of his prose
Wed Sep 16, 2020, 07:32 PM
Sep 2020

It certainly wasn't for his originality of thought or brilliance of mind.

I remember wondering how anyone could possibly take that horse shit seriously.

The demand side of the equation has been in a depression for the past 30 years, at least, assuming massive debt just to survive.

Friedman saw nothing wrong with that. He seemingly had no clue about just how toxic debt is to an economy.

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