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rdubwiley

(518 posts) Sun Jun 2, 2013, 03:37 PM Jun 2013

Critiquing Conservative Economics

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Critiquing Conservative Economics (Original Post) rdubwiley Jun 2013 OP

Why are there multiple parts if it's economics in "one lesson"? ( n/t) Make7 Jun 2013 #1

Well rdubwiley Jun 2013 #2

Make7

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1. Why are there multiple parts if it's economics in "one lesson"? ( n/t)

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Sun Jun 2, 2013, 05:15 PM

Jun 2013

rdubwiley

(518 posts)

2. Well

Reply to Make7 (Reply #1)

Sun Jun 2, 2013, 06:51 PM

Jun 2013

It makes more sense if you read the book. Essentially the one lesson is that people should look at long term consequences instead of only looking at the short term. To be honest, abillyrock doesn't understand the message of the book.

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