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> More pollution == “better” I'm hoping this is just a temporary indicator giving analysts a hint as to where to focus their attention, and not a lone metric p
by jagged-chisel 7y ago
> More pollution == “better”
I'm hoping this is just a temporary indicator giving analysts a hint as to where to focus their attention, and not a lone metric plugged into whatever model they're using.
- nogabebop23 7y agodon't read anything too technical into it, in this case they're just measuring production by the by-product to try and get a leading indicator on actual trade goods. This is macro-level stuff like changes to China's GDP that I would doubt is very actionable