a percentage of these ideas are really old ideas,
the ideas are still here in case something can be done with it ...
How do we know who to vote for
if we do not understand algebraic economics ???
I asked more than 50,000 people
if they had one idea to improve the economy what would it be?
around 90% at first response in many ways ...
... economics education as the most thing ...
so does that mean the politician who can talk
blah, blah, blah the best will win ???
is there a school anywhere, where you can use
economics to earn an economics class ???
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