All You Really Needed to Understand About Federal Fiscal Policy
Labels: Fiscal Policy, National Debt
posted by John McAdams at 2:52 PM
Tuesday, January 10, 2012
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1 Comments:
Could you explain the part about "asking for a raise"? What's that supposed to represent in this analogy?
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