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Adrian Orr in ‘Orr Else’, one Reserve Bank Governor’s revenge against a nation of spending Kiwis.
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Useful and lively link on eccynomics. Making Sense of Capitalism.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Z2LCNAVfMw
‘Economic value. Who took my false teeth? These are the type of
questions that will be answered on this video.’
Should be interesting and informative, Can economics be humorous? Humour is often self-deprecating but could economics ever dismount for long from its carved statue of a high horse?
Economic politics is finally creating interest.
But, but in the place of home-grown production business, now replaced by a flood of cheaper imports, consumerism has been labelled one of our business sectors. Aw, Orr haven’t you kept up with the form on this scraggy racehorse – it’s a loser Orr.
Ya feelin’ lucky spendthrift?