Re:In poor neighborhoods, McDonald’s have become de-facto co...
by coldtea on Wednesday June 15, 2016 @09:04AM
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I don't really believe there are neutral economists. Not many in any case. Almost all economists are involved with government's, policy decisions, and financial institutions and interests.
And they comingle with people in power and others with large interests all the time.
It's like having a computer science professor in "databases" that's also a stakeholder in MongoDB.
>which sell off everytime the risk of Brexit rises, and rally when the risk of Brexit falls. So people put their money where their mouth is.
That's only short term assets they play with -- to make a quick buck on the uncertainty before and after a Brexit--, it doesn't show anything with regards to the medium- and long-term prospects of a Brexit.
And they comingle with people in power and others with large interests all the time.
It's like having a computer science professor in "databases" that's also a stakeholder in MongoDB.
>which sell off everytime the risk of Brexit rises, and rally when the risk of Brexit falls. So people put their money where their mouth is.
That's only short term assets they play with -- to make a quick buck on the uncertainty before and after a Brexit--, it doesn't show anything with regards to the medium- and long-term prospects of a Brexit.