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The danger of seeing the stock market as a measure of political performance is that the government will be tempted to intervene.
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Robert P. Murphy | Wednesday November 9, 2016 at 4:59 PM PDT
As the markets and pundits react to Donald Trump’s enormous upset victory, let me offer my own reactions. As an economist, I will focus on matters pertaining to economic policy. The Danger of Hubris and Denial. Everybody recognizes that the “experts” and polls were totally wrong. Indeed, I was listening to NPR around 6...
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