Slate’s Moneybox column picked up our recent two part series on Accelerated Depreciation of Capital Spending (ADCS) . . . They were quite benevolent, and had embarrassingly kind words for your humble scribe.
The two part series Slate refers to is an extension of a question which has been puzzling me for quite a while: Why have Economists been so wrong — and by so much, and for so long — about Job Growth? Or as the WSJ put it, why is “Slow Job Growth Puzzling Economists?”
This was initially a very l o n g piece: Economists vs. Job Creation: Why the disconnect? Subsequently, I refocused it on ADCS, and then split that into two 2 readily digestable parts:
Part I
Part II
It is a challenge to make the wonk stuff jargon-free and understandable to the layperson. Please let me know if I succeeded in doing so . . .
