Get back to me when you've actually read a few economics texts, including a comprehensive study of Keynesian economics. What you display is a marked lack of understanding of a subject you repeatedly malign. You economics "education," so to speak, is limited to disjointed slant pieces written by agenda-driven ideologues. Please try not to comment on matters about which you have little or no understanding.Quote from jem:
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Quote from jem:
Krugman is the big Keynesian Cheerleader of the day.
You see him arguing for balanced budgets. No, quite the contrary he argues for more spending.
Quote from Brass:
Get back to me when you've actually read a few economics texts, including a comprehensive study of Keynesian economics. What you display is a marked lack of understanding of a subject you repeatedly malign. You economics "education," so to speak, is limited to disjointed slant pieces written by agenda-driven ideologues. Please try not to comment on matters about which you have little or no understanding.
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Nice try. I'm just pointing out an over the cliff liberal claiming to be conservative.
I recall a thread last fall where you said you were going to take the conservative side during this election cycle. I guess for a moment you forgot that you are one of the biggest die hard liberals promoting your brand of dribble in the P&R.
Jem, I am not going to continue repeating myself whenever anyone tells me to jump. I have explained myself and the general lack of understanding of Keynes's fiscal policy by ET's Right Set a number of times. Do a search under my current and previous user name together with the word Keynesian and I'm sure you'll find it.Quote from jem:
...Now stop changing the subject and explain how you are a fiscally conservative Keynesian...
Quote from Maverick74:
Ron, I have been to 35 of the 50 states and 5 different countries. Please dude, enough OK. OK?
