> Except ... that's very probably not the case ... (I'm looking at you economists). I'm not sure I agree. From what I've seen, it's usually politicians that ig

> Except ... that's very probably not the case ... (I'm looking at you economists). I'm not sure I agree. From what I've seen, it's usually politicians that ignore unintended consequences and incentives that lead to poor outcomes. Not sure what that has to do with economists ... they don't run the country.