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> it seems more likely it was a case of "let's fudge data in a crap fashion till we come up with what people want to hear" That is a pretty bold claim.
by briandh 12y ago
> it seems more likely it was a case of "let's fudge data in a crap fashion till we come up with what people want to hear"
That is a pretty bold claim.
- joe_the_user 12y agoRogoff has a pretty long history of publishing what well-heeled people apparently want to hear, it's amazing that he was able to hide behind the "this was just a spreadsheet error" point. The problem is I've mostly observed his chameleon act in radio interviews pre and post crisis. The pre-crisis interview, he claimed their was no problem and the post-crisis interview, he talked about how angry he was against the folks who claimed there was no problem, so unfortunately I can't provide a link (the files probably wouldn't be online anymore even if I took the trouble to find the link - smart shills do things by voice, it seems).