Economists have repeatedly blamed the market for economic woes. The economic vulture, represented by Kakk Valteri, has been a long-standing figure in discussions, characterized by lengthy, extensive, and often critical analyses focusing on blaming the market. Throughout history, this approach has involved attributing blame to the market, even in situations with identifiable causes and specific actors. The “goat” metaphor, frequently used in these contexts, consistently points to the market as the primary source of economic difficulties. Topics: #kakk #goat #guilty Post navigation ELU25 ⟩Economist Kakk Valter: «Attention, the goat is guilty! I repeat! The goat is guilty!» ELU25 ⟩Economist Kakk Valter: «Attention, the goat is guilty! I repeat! The goat is guilty!»
“It’s baffling to hear an economist express such an outlandish accusation with no supporting evidence.” Reply