The Genius Of The Board Game, Monopoly
by Rodger Malcolm Mitchell, www.nofica.com
If you have, like I have, spent the most recent 25 years of your life trying to explain to your friends and strangers, something the basics of which
an 8-year-old should be able to understand - and like me, you have utterly failed - try using the board game Monopoly® as your example.
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First, why do I say 8-year-old? Well, this is the on-line ad:
GREAT FAMILY GAME: This
Let s set the stage for that secret with a typically misleading article.
The following is THE WEEK magazine s summary of an article that appeared in the Washington Post.
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See whether you can locate the two words that are not just misleading but utterly wrong:
Taxing the rich won t suffice, Henry Olsen, The Washington Post Progressives are afraid of taxes, said Henry Olsen. To
pay for trillion-dollar stimulus and infrastructure plans and expand the social safety net, Democrats always say they re limiting their tax hike to the rich.
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After the rush, brace yourself for the hangover.
That’s the warning from
experts with the
University of Pennsylvania’s Wharton Business School, who caution that plans for massive “stimulus spending by the Biden administration will administer only a brief boost to the country followed by
a nasty and prolonged comedown.
Will someone please tell the “experts, there is no history of federal deficit spending creating a “nasty and prolonged comedown.
On the contrary, it is a
lack of federal spending that causes nasty recessions, and those recessions are cured by
increased federal deficit growth.
1817-1821: U. S. Federal Debt reduced 29%. Depression began 1819.