Why do central bankers/economists speak in an opaque or convoluted dialect? - alan 87 końcówka mocy
(Sorry, the category of the economy is slow or is dead. Hope answers from top politicians like you here in the category of politics.)
Just one example:
Alan Greenspan told Congress (in '87):
"If it sounds too bright for you"
have, instead, you misunderstood what I have said.
It seems that the central bankers and economists in other parts of the world, like here in Malaysia () and the language, Alan Greenspan.
Why no statements can be clear and transparent.
It is difficult for the public as we understand the problem and their assertions.
Sunday, December 6, 2009
Alan 87 Końcówka Mocy Why Do Central Bankers/economists Speak In An Opaque Or Convoluted Dialect?
3 comments:
I think it plays the king, the people speak in double speak that sound as if you really everything. Sincerely, Suzanne Trammell
Why always make vague predictions Media
Why a command of the English language is a problem? I think that Greenspan called a subtle and funny.
English is a tool. There's also a fun toy.
But I am very long.
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