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Not in their entirety. Been thinking about reading, "The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money". Could be an interesting read given all the stuff going on nowadays! |
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I would be interested in your opinion on it if you read it.
To tell you the truth I have not read much books by dead famous economics. I have have read quite a few books history of economic thought. I did read a short book by Galbriath once....I forgot the name, but it was about economic development. |
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REALLY?
How did you manage to get through all those years of school without reading many of their books?? Man, you sure got the whole student thing down, don't ya? 
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I sure do have the whole student pinned down to a tea
Its just the way I have been taught. Plus, there is too much to learn with so little time. Last year I read at least a 100 journal articles...talk about something to put you sleep. Only read a half dozen books, mostly on economic thought and methodology. |
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Just the thought of reading all those journal articles is making me tired! What do you think of Greenspan? |
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I have not really studied Greenspan too much. He did a good job avioding deepening the late 80's recession and steer the economy well around the technology bubble.
He wasknown to get information about the economy from talking to various business people, such as CEOs of major industries, instead of solely relying on economic data. |
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Yes he did. Do you think he was manipulating economics for the corporations then? <playing devil's advocate>  
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Are you serious that Greenspan was catering to big businesses?
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I merely posed the question!
I was wondering what your take is on that viewpoint. |
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It didn't even cross my mind. Economics is all about incentives. If Greenspan had the right incentive to raise interest rates instead of lowering them (and vice versa, then maybe he did just that.
I would have to look into more. I am interested. Do you have any sources or are you just speculating? |
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It's something that's been debated before in economic forums. I'd have to dig around, but there are some who believe Greenspan had some pretty good incentives. Just curious if you had an opinion since you love, love, LOVE this stuff. 
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What? There are economic forums out there? Do you have any suggestions? I'll be all over that like flies on sh*t
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Are you seriously telling me you don't know of any?? Ai yi yi. What kind of student ARE YOU?? 
I haven't perused them since college. Try the federal reserve page or something? I'll see what I can dig up and send 'em your way. |
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I am just full of surprises.
I have never came across a public, online, economic forum except over at The Skeptics Society, but they do not have too much to sink my teeth in.
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The Skeptics Society? I never heard of it. I will google it later. Are you still on summer vacation? |
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Yup. I have "math boot camp" this Monday, and then classes begin the following monday.
Here is a link: http://www.skepticforum.com/ |
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Alright already, introduce yourselves to each other .. sheesh
This is a dating site, remember? 
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Red, that was priceless!!!!
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Not everyone on here is desperately looking for a date. It's a CHAT board, remember? |
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Hi Bay,
I do believe that we introduced ourselves, but for everyone to see I must ask: Will you be my friend? ***high five***
I enjoy chatting with you and look forward to more conversations that are either joyful and/or enlightening.
M--- |
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