The release of No Time to Die marks the end of Daniel Craig’s run as James Bond. Since embarking on this role in 2006 for Casino Royale, critics have hailed his movie’s more realistic take on Ian...
Peter Anderson
Peter Anderson is an economic historian and Assistant Professor in Economics at Bryant University - BITZH.
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From the point of view of economic rationality, ethanol makes no sense, writes Peter Anderson. If it did, it wouldn’t need subsidies to bring it into existence and make it marketable.
A broader understanding of “Say’s Law” would assist those who continued to be puzzled by macroeconomic questions, but even better would be to understand the context in which this Law was formulated...
