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The Economics Of The Truth
How often and when do you hear the truth? For an economist, that is an easy question to answer provided the economist’s mind is not trying to avoid the answer.
You hear the truth when honesty has utility to the person who is communicating with you. More often than not the truth is rejected by the person who is hearing it. Politicians lose votes by telling the truth, so you are likely to hear something else. Commercial enterprises which advertise must lie because consumers will only respond to embellishments and outright fantasies.
I will say it again. When a lie is told there are normally two guilty parties. There is the liar of course and also the one for whom the truth isn’t good enough.
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James Quillian is an independent scholar,free market economist, teacher of natural law, teacher and originator of the Fantasy Free approach to economics. James Quillian does not believe lies. Contact: news@quillian.net