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June 29, 2011
Economist Debates
The Economist runs a series of debates, which allows expert and public input that I think is a worthwhile series. The current debate is over this proposition: "This house believes that an economy cannot succeed without a big manufacturing base." Here are excerpts from the experts:
While a simplistic "manufacturing good, services bad" viewpoint is unwarranted, we undervalue the manufacturing sector at our peril.
Even if you wished to reduce the size of the financial sector, you would not have to go into manufacturing.
This is a series that is well worth a regular look.
--JPF
June 29, 2011 in Current Affairs, Joshua P. Fershee, Politics | Permalink
