All other things being equal, high productivity growth—a rise in the ability to create more with less of anything—remains the central driver for a nation’s economy, and United States productivity is world renowned (and envied). In the 1990s, productivity growth in many other economically-developed nations remained flat or even decreased; for example, in Spain productivity [...]
:: Thursday, March 18, 2010
Economic science has always been abused by social engineers, who try to impose their vision of what is good and right on everyone else.
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