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Most laypeople, if you asked them what economics is about, would probably answer with one word: "money".
This could hardly be more wrong; it's like saying that physics is about computer readouts and medicine is about needles on the dials of blood pressure cuffs. But I can forgive the mistake, because it is one that a large number of economists seem to make on a regular basis.
You'll actually hear economists say things like: "The tsunami killed 300,000 people, equ...
Published on July 10, 2013 09:33