Like the saying goes "birds of the same flock fly together" or something similar Jaanjoo Mohammed shared an article of Ato/Dr? Kebour Ghenna Desta on his Facebook page and added "must read" the usual way. The article is about economic theory (about "Inflation, Austerity, and the Cost of Missteps") and as such should have been handled in milieu of a scientific discourse, if no other motive is behind in trying to abuse the science itself. As such it is critically important to cite one's sources, after making big claims!
If that could be the case, then I would have expected from the "Kebour" how he came to the following harsh critic and abysmal conclusion, as an instance. This is very harsh, as such it is vital to support the claims with concrete data and the authors of the analysis, with related specifics, for the credibility of the claimant himself, above all. In the absence of this, we have to conclude that there is a reason for the saying "birds of the same flock fly together" or something similar and Jaanjoo commended the article as a "must read".
The policymakers, for their part, seem to have turned to an old playbook: austerity measures coupled with restrictive banking policies. The result? A classic case of treating the symptoms while ignoring the disease. High taxes, costly public services, and shrinking government spending are touted as the cure for inflation. But like prescribing a starvation diet to a patient battling exhaustion, the prescription risks worsening the underlying ailment.
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