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babypolis posted:yes the tiny models that focus on a very specific thing are usually really cool and good. economic analysis is capable of some good poo poo when not constrained by its own bullshit by necessity Yeah, Ricardian equivalence is a good math problem to teach to undergrads but shouldn't be taken seriously irl
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Tautologicus posted:Yes, economies go through natural cycles, this is a good thing...they had a good period, now they have a bad period. They are avoiding the boom-bust cycle of American capitalism, this is to be learned from. how is "having a good period, then a bad period" not a "boom-bust cycle"
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Typo posted:Yeah, Ricardian equivalence is a good math problem to teach to undergrads but shouldn't be taken seriously irl that describes a pretty significant chunk of economic orthodoxy imo
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Homework Explainer posted:how is "having a good period, then a bad period" not a "boom-bust cycle" gross
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Karl Sharks posted:the solution to more women having trouble having a career and family and do everything is not to then tell some of them maybe they should go back to the kitchen Kind of crude Basically the glut of women entering the workforce lowered wages for everyone, for uncertain gain. Women are I suppose freer to leave their marriages because they have their own incomes. I suppose that's also why divorces have skyrocketed over the past few decades.
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Jun 27, 2016 08:24
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Homework Explainer posted:how is "having a good period, then a bad period" not a "boom-bust cycle" Significant portions of the population are not out on the street during the bust portion like they are in America.
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Tautologicus posted:i don't know but i think there being female breadwinners is an aberration and a function of economic necessity rather than the peaking of some egalitarian social trend. i do not think that without pressure for women to go to school and work that they would still go to school and work in the same kind of way that they do right now. How? What? 
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Jun 27, 2016 08:26
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Tautologicus posted:Kind of crude are you even trying anymore?
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Tautologicus posted:Kind of crude haha wow
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Professional... women!?  The end of America is nigh.
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Jun 27, 2016 08:28
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Tautologicus posted:Kind of crude are you really old? or like doing a gimmick of a really old person? just wondering
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Tautologicus posted:Significant portions of the population are not out on the street during the bust portion like they are in America. Sure, they just get paid less, which makes it even harder to pull out of the bust
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Jun 27, 2016 08:28
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what nml believes:
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Karl Sharks posted:are you even trying anymore? 
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Typo posted:what nml believes: 
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Well yeah, between the legalization of no-fault divorce and the ability to not be dependent on your man for sustenance, of course the bitches would go looking for a better deal. 
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Jun 27, 2016 08:32
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p sure that was due to no-fault divorce being legal (i.e. they wanted to before but couldn't because the laws didn't allow it without basically getting someone jailed)
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Shipon posted:p sure that was due to no-fault divorce being legal (i.e. they wanted to before but couldn't because the laws didn't allow it without basically getting someone jailed)  Fun fact: New York has the tightest laws on divorce in the country, but the assholes have allowed a loophole where you can apply to a judge for legal separation and a few years of that works as a justification. This country's morality is collapsing. 
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you suppose "uncertain gain" includes more freedom for women in their lives
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who cares
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man I'm glad trump supporters are bak itt, sparking entertaining conversations about everything from math to economics to women's rights
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Typo posted:man I'm glad trump supporters are bak itt, sparking entertaining conversations about everything from math to economics to women's rights
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Tautologicus posted:i don't know but i think there being female breadwinners is an aberration and a function of economic necessity rather than the peaking of some egalitarian social trend. i do not think that without pressure for women to go to school and work that they would still go to school and work in the same kind of way that they do right now. haha
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Karl Sharks posted:you suppose "uncertain gain" includes more freedom for women in their lives Divorces affect children, those future breadwinners of america
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Jun 27, 2016 08:37
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Tautologicus posted:Divorces affect children, those future breadwinners of america being in a household where your parents don't want to be together affects them too
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"Night crew got off on a 500 post tangent about bush did 9/11, this thread sucks now" *night crew the next night proceeds to be 100x less fun* Taut, Brexit was purposefully allowed so the globalists can gently caress the UK till November and ensure Trump is seen as a vote for economic collapse, discuss
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divorce is rad, and marriage is a shaky institution in the first place
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Oiled and Ready posted:"Night crew got off on a 500 post tangent about bush did 9/11, this thread sucks now" I know right?
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i really hope there is a big nuclear was so all this is moot cmon putin strut your stuff
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Zelder posted:divorce is rad, and marriage is a shaky institution in the first place divorce creates jobs too why do you think trump keeps getting divorced and remarried? he just can't help creating jobs
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Jun 27, 2016 08:42
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Karl Sharks posted:being in a household where your parents don't want to be together affects them too This only matters if you think the woman isn't property
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Oiled and Ready posted:"Night crew got off on a 500 post tangent about bush did 9/11, this thread sucks now" I can personally vouch for this, the lizard alien I work for is good friends with Boris Johnson and he''s just delighted with the outcome.  Edit: he does, however, have some critiques of Boris' human suit
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Oiled and Ready posted:"Night crew got off on a 500 post tangent about bush did 9/11, this thread sucks now" I doubt it, big money does better in bull markets than bear markets, since in bear markets they have to borrow whatever they're short selling. Was just the first thought that came to mind. I do not have any further opinion on this
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Zelder posted:divorce is rad, and marriage is a shaky institution in the first place divorce is almost as cool as abortion, is there a cool conspiracy theory about that?
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Zelder posted:divorce is rad, and marriage is a shaky institution in the first place yea fuckit
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Tautologicus posted:Divorces affect children, those future breadwinners of america since you're all about personal experiences shaping beliefs, did your parents divorce?
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Karl Sharks posted:since you're all about personal experiences shaping beliefs, did your parents divorce? yes but at no point was i ever trying to make this a therapy session so don't assume any of my experience sharing is searching for outside analysis. i just think it is instructive in my understanding of the phenomenon.
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Tautologicus posted:I do not have any further opinion on this R A R E A R E
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Oiled and Ready posted:R A R E I don't see why a few days of market volatility is seen as the definitive reason why Brexit was a bad idea. Markets react to EVERYTHING And of course they were going to take a hit, it's now an uncertain time. Markets price in uncertainty.
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Tautologicus posted:I don't see why a few days of market volatility is seen as the definitive reason why Brexit was a bad idea. Markets react to EVERYTHING Why is Brexit a good idea?
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