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Economics is Hard

Shaun Bowen
Jun 29, 2010 at 7:55 AM

Many of you, I'm sure, are fascinated by economic theory. Whether it's from the Austrian School, Chicago School, or even Marxist thought, we in the liberty movement tend to take economics very seriously and our predictions, theories, and discussions do not come lightly.

But in case you thought your studies and writings meant something, I'm sorry -- but you're wrong.

...at least according to the newest working study put out by the Federal Reserve of Richmond. In a paper titled "Economics is Hard. Don’t Let Bloggers Tell You Otherwise," (and no I'm not kidding), Fed Economist Kartik Athreya with a hubris that should make even the most ardent narcissist blush declares -- basically -- that THE FED IS GOD AND ANY OTHER IDEAS ARE JUST POPPYCOCK. Check it out here at Zero Hedge.com and please try not to spit your drink on your screen and ruin your monitor.

Or maybe thats the Fed's new stimulus plan?

The best part is at the bottom, where he states that a study, being paid for by the Fed does "...not necessarily represent those of the Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond,or Federal Reserve System." They just thought it would be fun to spend our funny money on it.

"Economics is Hard. Don’t Let Bloggers Tell You Otherwise."

Seriously?

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Economics begins with extraction of minerals created by God, then manufacturing companies combine raw materials to produce their finished products...for transport, retail, consumption, and eventual carbon-based discharge (out the tailpipe, up the chimney, down the toilet, or into landfills).  Jobs are created around the consumption of manufactured products, but nothing would exists without mineral extraction for raw materials.

Well-funded enviro-NGOs know this, which is why they are locking up the land to prevent property-centric wealth (the only means to defend freedom). Please help by engaging resistance against the corporate lobbyists on K Street who are writing mile-high Marxist bills that even the lawmakers are unable (or unwilling) to read before they sponor/co-sponsor them.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HZz1H6TWB5g

If it appears that Congress is not in control, it's because a larger force is controlling it...Keep digging, searching, sharing <- the rabbit hole goes deep.

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