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>lacking legitimate control groups? There are legitimate control groups for this particular issue. There are states that do not adopt some semblance of free tr
by stevetrewick 11y ago
>lacking legitimate control groups?
There are legitimate control groups for this particular issue. There are states that do not adopt some semblance of free trade. Like Venezuela, for instance.
Also, how do you know they didn't account for those things when forming their opinions?
- fixxer 11y agoNo, I'm sorry but you are wrong. Calling Venezuela a control for free trade in the United States is absurd. The number of variables that differ is insurmountable, from colonial history to Marxism. There are no controls in the study of economics like there are in pure sciences. That is why economic analysis is so inherently flawed.