The Deficit Myth, Pane Kelton

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"I am reading this book now called the he deficit myth, pane kelton. And she's claiming that it's a myth that governments have to be run ah with a budget that stays in the positive like a company or a private personal a ouno bank account." "In a way, she's arguing that the government, the us. Government anyway, is like universe itself," says David Frum. 'You can't apply the laws of physicofof economics, supplyiangd demand and son to the government itself'

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