If chemists and physicists constantly got it wrong when predicting the outcome of a 
chemical reaction or calculating the required speed for airplane lift, their sciences would be discredited. Not so, of course for economists. In fact, in 1974 two economists shared the Nobel Prize in economics for saying opposing things.
Finally we have a stand-up economist, Yoram Bauman, Ph.D. to tell it like it is.  Catch his act at the American Economic Association here.
Next, a stand up nonprofit policy analyst?
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