When it comes to Monty Python, never say you're sorry.
By the bye, for anyone interested, my goto source for economic analysis is the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) at http://www.cepr.net/
One of their "main guys," Dean Baker, is a data-driven economist (so he's a liberal) and often has choice words for NYT's economic "analysis." Evidently, if a Democrat is in office, then the news is bad; if a Republican is in office, then the news is good, even surprisingly good. Baker has a number of intro ECON books out, some of which are free for the download, and any and all I'd recommend: https://deanbaker.net/books/books.htm
When it comes to Monty Python, never say you're sorry.
By the bye, for anyone interested, my goto source for economic analysis is the Center for Economic and Policy Research (CEPR) at http://www.cepr.net/
One of their "main guys," Dean Baker, is a data-driven economist (so he's a liberal) and often has choice words for NYT's economic "analysis." Evidently, if a Democrat is in office, then the news is bad; if a Republican is in office, then the news is good, even surprisingly good. Baker has a number of intro ECON books out, some of which are free for the download, and any and all I'd recommend: https://deanbaker.net/books/books.htm
Thanks for the source. I can never have enough. 🤗