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| | | If we had to pick one George Carlin bit as our all-time favorite, it would have to be "A Place For My Stuff" -- it's a great example of taking one singular idea and examining it from every possible angle. He is so zoned in to "stuff" that -- intentionally or unintentionally -- he actually starts to think like an economist. Why? Because economics is the study of the production, distribution, and consumption of "stuff." | | | | |
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| | | In fact, after the Global Financial Crisis, it was the ultimate goal of the Federal Reserve to get the economy well enough back on track that we all might start to go back out and buy "more stuff." They succeeded… mostly by charging it to their credit cards. | | | | | | | | Investing Breakout | | | | |
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