In response to an article titled "Living With the Crisis."
To the Editor:
I welcome that the issue of the economic crisis is gradually disappearing from the pages of The New York Times International Weekly that is published in Clarin in Buenos Aires. At one point, during the recent months, many of your articles were related in one way or another to the crisis.
I have lived 43 years in Argentina; all my life I have experienced an economic crisis. However, I live a happy and fulfilling existence. Maybe Americans should try to understand that economics are not the only important issue in life.
--Héctor Horacio Otero
Buenos, Aires
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#fail - fortunately for the field of economics, we have this concept that forms the foundation for nearly all of microeconomics called "utility maximization"; this dude needs to read any econ101 text. Any one at all.
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