>there is more to an economy than manufacturing I don't agree with all of his premises or conclusions either, but I believe he's exactly right about the financ

>there is more to an economy than manufacturing I don't agree with all of his premises or conclusions either, but I believe he's exactly right about the financial engineering and outsized rewards that frequently accrue to non-productive activity in general. I see the manufacturing fall-off he notes as a proxy for that. It's not the only evidence, but it's one piece.