4 ms·
"more money is usually correlated with more effort or more opportunity cost." Both of these are discussed. I think it's the failure to do interpersonal utilit
by robertwiblin 11y ago
"more money is usually correlated with more effort or more opportunity cost."
Both of these are discussed.
I think it's the failure to do interpersonal utility comparisons that were a huge ridiculous diversion in economics and I'm glad that mistake is falling out of fashion in favour of pragmatism.
- nanis 11y agoNot discussed, glossed over. The whole thing reads like Chelsea Clinton's "I tried to care about money, but I just couldn't."