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''We've talked about the problem that the [[National Academy of Sciences (NAS)|National Academy of Sciences]], [[National Science Foundation (NSF)|National Science Foundation]] faked a labor shortage during the 1980s under the leadership of Ronald Reagan, passing to Eric Bloch, as head of the NSF, and passing to Peter House as head of the Policy Research and Analysis Division. We've heard nothing on this front, even though we claim that there was a study done in 1986, that clearly showed that we were going to fake a science and engineering shortage that could have been cured by the market, which is what happens in the market economy. | |||
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''I feel gaslit when grown-ups talk about labor shortages in market economies w wage mechanisms. | ''I feel gaslit when grown-ups talk about labor shortages in market economies w wage mechanisms. | ||