I don't think the people who are egging for more European deficit spending are aware of the massive implicit deficits we face from coming gen x retirees.

Taking on more debt now without radically cutting pensions is pouring fuel into the fire

It is interesting that early commonly accepted critiques of central planning focused on its illiberal and unfree aspects but often concended that (sic) central planing is better at providing growth. Of course, this eronious trail of thought was reviewed post Sollow.

Real

Reskeet for Twitter moots

My ancestors who had to haggle for food and other basic amenities watching me beat the market on my virtual trading portfolio

How interested are people in threads? I might re-post and continue a thread I started about the Freiburg School of Economics/Public Choice on here and continue it.

It seems as tho there aren’t that many specialists posting on Bluesky (yet) so I might take advantage of it provided there’s interest

Imagine worrying about “exceeding a rate limit”

If I understood correctly, if you post 📉📈
Or
📈📉
economists on Bluesky will see you?

I wanna post but no one is following me yet :(