4 ms·
You don't seem to have any doubt. When I broach this subject, it always goes one of two ways (so far): 1. Other party either agrees or doesn't agree entirely b
by boppo1 3y ago
You don't seem to have any doubt. When I broach this subject, it always goes one of two ways (so far):
1. Other party either agrees or doesn't agree entirely but acknowledges the disparity between common experience and economic reports
2. Other party is an economist and believes the official data is more-or-less beyond reproach.
Maybe I jumped the gun. I figured since you were demanding proof, you are likely to belong to the latter option.
- syndicatedjelly 3y agoI'm just asking questions. I apologize if the first one was a bit leading. I'm genuinely curious if you have proof that this type of data is massaged, as you say.