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Politics : Formerly About Advanced Micro Devices

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To: bentway who wrote (726715)7/16/2013 2:14:05 PM
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If I had the patience to thoroughly examine here the fallacies that stem from Keynesian theory I'd lack the talent. Henry Hazlitt had both. There are abundant piecemeal examinations of Keynes' fallacies, but Henry did a comprehensive total job in four or five hundred pages.

Were his whole treatise posted here most wouldn't take the time to read it. The type who can't grasp why Walmart is a boon would sneeringly blow it off without examination.

Americans with enough wear on there treads might recall Nixon's statement that "we're all Keynesians now". They might also recall the stagflation and the misery index that followed short years later. Many would lack the foundational knowledge to connect the dots.

Likewise, we're still suffering the necessary correction from a bubble resulting in part from a phony credit expansion that Keynesianism endorses. A lot of the pain lies in what is unseen, what might have been, and is unrecognized.

Those who understand, those who don't, and those who don't know why they should will share the burden while old lessons are painfully learned again, maybe again and again. Eventually better understandings will sink in.
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