Westley: Economic Automatons Emerge to Attack James Grant’s The Forgotten Depression

06/09/2015 Mises Wire Mises Institute

Mises Daily Tuesday by Christopher Westley:

It appears that even economists are now being replaced by machines. At least it seems that way given a recent paint-by-numbers attack from the New York Times on James Grant’s new book The Forgotten Depression.

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