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"turn of phrase that is more indicative of the author's point of view" - this point of view is what 'Der Spiegel" is known for. In their defense: German school
by woodpanel 12y ago
"turn of phrase that is more indicative of the author's point of view" - this point of view is what 'Der Spiegel" is known for.
In their defense: German school curriculums lack a fundamental economic education. IMHO this non-education is one reason that everyone who has read "Economics in One Lesson" knows more about economics than 99% of German journalists.
- amirouche 12y agoJournalists are not meant to know deeply every thing about every subject. Micheal Sauga seem to be a economic specialist which doesn't mean he knows Thruth either. In France at least there is something called economy course in the curriculum but it's far from allowing you to juggle with the different theories and build new ones. It only allows to find out what's happening by reading and gathering data and point of views. Which is what Micheal Sauga did, only 6000 words article focusing on what some people in the economic industry think about the today economy. What about the inclusivness of economy, that the point of it all and it's not only a word that made up by people who were interviewed.