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11/14/2012 6:20:57 AM
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After taking Macroeconomics
I must wonder, if there's so many economists that known that's wrong with the economy of a country such as United States, why don't they fix it?
This [url=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTUY16CkS-k]video (kind of funny actually)[/url] explains a lot of things and the problems that needs to be fix and etc.
I mean, it seems to me it is so obvious what we need to do after just taking an introductory course to macroeconomics, I mean, now I know not to spend $800 billion on a stimulus legislation that will hardly stimulate anything.
What do you guys think? Any of you took a micro/macro economic course before and had your mind changed after finishing it?
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[quote][b]Posted by:[/b] Celticsgreen17 The job to tell people what is wrong with the economy but provide no step by step process on how to fix it. [/quote] LOL. Economists do provide steps. It is no different than a psychiatrist telling you how to improve yourself. It is up to the government in the end in whether or not it will follow the advice.
