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They are indeed, just as you try to attribute the rise in the GDP to the party that a few years later broke the country without changing its policies.
by necessity 10y ago
They are indeed, just as you try to attribute the rise in the GDP to the party that a few years later broke the country without changing its policies.
- RobertoG 10y agoI didn't attribute anything. Only pointing how easy is to create the appearance of causality. Is Brazil broken? I didn't realize, let's check those graphs again. And, are not trying to attribute the current problems in the economy of Brazil to a party instead of the current world economy. But, I bet, you think that the previous boom have nothing to do with that party. That was only the world economy.