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<p>pooh,I know you econ people are just throwing random letters together. You don’t fool me!</p>
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<p>pooh,I know you econ people are just throwing random letters together. You don’t fool me!</p>
<p>OMG mea you don’t uderstand econ either??! <em>cheers</em> :D</p>
<p>“pooh,I know you econ people are just throwing random letters together. You don’t fool me!”</p>
<p>lol those are real names for real things- NNP is Net National Product, DPI is Disposable Personal Income, etc. Yeah, it drives me insane too lol</p>
<p>I think economists have a letter fetish. For instance, the fact that DPI, DI, and DY all mean the same thing causes a couple of questions to be raised…</p>
<p>Disposable Personal Income – my income I’m personally going to dispose of? always equal to zero as far as I’m concerned!</p>
<p>You econ people : ) as many permutations as the alphabet will give you, you’ll use it to label something.</p>
<p>ignore them mea - they pick a few words ,jumble them around and then aim the projectiles at our unsuspecting heads. Hmmmph.</p>
<p>hahaha : )</p>