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GDP is not wealth or show wealth. Wages doesn't grow compared to inflation. GDP contributions are not equal & GDP shows expenses not gains. Peoples wealth doesn't grow because GDP grows. Only rich benefit, cuz rich control companies which contribute to GDP the most so share is theirs, but not most majority. Majority lose money so GDP could grow. Rubbish lecture.
Pray tell, why didn't you tell that before you voted to leave? Addendum You should shorten your sleeves, or rather buy a modern shirt fitting your jacket.
Larry Summer and his investment firm purchased Collins & Aikman, the dominant manufacturer of automotive carpets in North America, and ran it into bankruptcy! So why is he some sort of financial guru today?
About 50min : industrial scaling is solved once u keep Bitcoin protocol simplest and stable as Satoshi set in stone 2010. Now see Terranode by nChain.. no problems with scaling even with running 'smart contracts' on Bitcoin.
Craig Wright got outed to be Satoshi and yes he proved a lot to be as all evidence in many court cases like Miami pulled his history out under oath and all the IP belongs to him now... no way for anyone else to be Satoshi after all those legal settlements
1:03 What has inspired you to look at causality in economics? 3:40 Advice to students who would like to do a PhD in Economics 6:18 How do you choose your research question? 10:33 Why do you think we don't see causality study in Macroeconomics as much?
