Is the odd susceptibility of first-rate economists to such a naive fallacy a triumph of wishful thinking over analysis, or a disingenuous bow to political expediency?
The essence of macroeconomics is understanding why such things are a fallacy, why what happens if one group does something is not at all what happens when everyone does it.
However, Culbert argues that, while one can understand such reasoning, it is actually a fallacy.
Moreover, such a move is in many cases a fallacy.
In most cases, blackness is the "color" that we are beckoned to transcend in this post-racial era which is why it is a fallacy to name it such.
Clearly mocking the belief that only humans make tools, Roxy 'points out' the fallacy of such a limited concept by effortlessly creating a multi-purpose instrument, and then leaving it at her human 'masters' feet.
Localism is a fallacy if the result is the loss of such icons to commercial interests.
It is a fallacy, he says, to believe that young soldiers enter such situations reluctantly.
