I’ve recently launched a new website/blog covering economics: EconomicsFAQ. This is a project that I’ve been meaning to do ever since I launched IBankingFAQ almost ten years ago. I have three goals for this new site. First, to explain pretty much all of economics in Q&A format, since I think economics is very poorly taught. Second, to explain why I believe much of mainstream economics is wrong. Third, to defend the free market, a concept this is misunderstood by nearly all, including economists. While I’m just getting started, I aim to add a few posts a week so I hope you will check it out.
Since I get more traffic to this site, I’m cross posting all EconomicsFAQ posts on IBankingFAQ. You can see my latest post below or all posts under EconomicsFAQ.
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As always, I look forward to your comments/suggestions/questions and emails (andrew [at] ibankingfaq.com).