Choose (U.S.) History's Biggest Policy Error. More than one answer may apply...
1) A free bailout for Wall Street to continue gambling as usual
2) Using imported poverty to subsidize Corporate Shock Doctrine at 0% for 7 years
3) Borrowing our way out of a debt crisis, using 0% to fix 1%
4) Running a trade deficit for 35 years straight
3) Borrowing our way out of a debt crisis, using 0% to fix 1%
4) Running a trade deficit for 35 years straight
5) Raising interest rates .25% after 7 years
If you didn't choose #5, then you're not a member of the Idiocracy and you'll never be the Dean of Harvard. Better luck next time...
"Dude, your .25% fucked up my Netflix. This is history's biggest policy error"
"Dude, your .25% fucked up my Netflix. This is history's biggest policy error"
"Those who don't believe in CasinoConomy, are peddling fiction"
Shock Doctrine x .25% Visualized:
