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freyhack
u/freyhack
There's been a lot of discussion about billionaires, rent and Microsoft. This articles goes into the economics behind US v. Microsoft, 1998.
aeaweb.org/articles?id=10.1257/jep.15.2.2530
That is all
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People are taking it way too seriously on this sub and usually don't cite sources.
If you want to say "Austerity is evidence based" or "Wealth tax is not evidence based" at least cite your sources, because the sources themselves are usually what is interesting.
I'll start with an example: if you want to talk about Austerity read this harvard metastudy
If you want to talk about keynsian economics, or any macroeconomic school for that matter, read [this post from reddit](https://www.reddit.com/r/NonAustrianEconomics/comments/ip79l/know_your_schools_of_macroeconomics_a_hopefully/?st=jsnmvj
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Daily Spanish Reminder
Hi r/neoliberal, keep the owl happy! Learning a language requires practice every day.
Keep going to reach your next target
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