If you lined up all the pussy the contributers to this thread have had in their entire life and then multiply that by the prime interest rate you still get zero.
If you lined up all the pussy the contributers to this thread have had in their entire life and then multiply that by the prime interest rate you still get zero.
Bob Brinker - Maybe not a true economist but discusses money matters with some dolts as well as expert. He has a lot more patience than I ever could answering very simple questions to confused people.
so let me get this straight, in undergrad you learned everything there is to know about economics and understood it all, and the economics profession would have said the 90s were not possible...
well that is completely wrong to start off with (simple scenario - imagine a drop in the supply curve - input price decline) and second even if you were an undergrad economics major that means jack, an economics education doesn\'t even begin until grad school
good thing you stuck with coaching
[quote]Coach D wrote:
When I was an undergrad, I had an economics prof with PhD from the conservative UCLA school of economics who wrote on the board a \"proof\" using the Phillips Curve of why the combination of unemployment and inflation we had in the 1990\'s was \"impossible.\" This is one example of why I look on economists with roughly the same level of respect as I reserve for astrologers. All you have to do is look at the list Barrons has each year of prominent economists--including several mentioned in this thread--and see how wrong they\'ve been in the past.
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