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Philip CrossFinancial Post |
It is obviously bad economics, so much so that it is hard to treat it as a serious attempt at coherent economic policymaking
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Philip Cross is a Munk senior fellow of economics at the Macdonald-Laurier Institute and the author of the paper “Artificial Intelligence: How big...