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Picked up two more mythology employment incidents here yesterday:Here from the Carillo article down-thread: The Dangerous Myth of 'Taxpayer Money' For over 40 years, Republicans have controlled the conventional wisdom around budgets, successfully using the “taxpayer money” myth... Here from Brian R's article down-thread: ...essentially the same thing as Quantitative Easing (QE), which has had no measurable effect on any macro variables in places like Japan. (There is certainly a feverish mythology about QE in some corners of the markets,... This method of the employment of more of the figurative continues apace to continuing no real effect...
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Picked up two more mythology employment incidents here yesterday:Here from the Carillo article down-thread: The Dangerous Myth of 'Taxpayer Money' For over 40 years, Republicans have controlled the conventional wisdom around budgets, successfully using the “taxpayer money” myth... Here from Brian R's article down-thread: ...essentially the same thing as Quantitative Easing (QE), which has had no measurable effect on any macro variables in places like Japan. (There is certainly a feverish mythology about QE in some corners of the markets,... This method of the employment of more of the figurative continues apace to continuing no real effect...
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Picked up two more mythology employment incidents here yesterday:
Here from the Carillo article down-thread:
The Dangerous Myth of 'Taxpayer Money'
For over 40 years, Republicans have controlled the conventional wisdom around budgets, successfully using the “taxpayer money” myth...
Here from Brian R's article down-thread:
...essentially the same thing as Quantitative Easing (QE), which has had no measurable effect on any macro variables in places like Japan. (There is certainly a feverish mythology about QE in some corners of the markets,...
This method of the employment of more of the figurative continues apace to continuing no real effect...