My third thought was that it’s likely true that developing countries’ governments could improve their economies by printing and distributing money, and they might not know this.
Sanity check. What sort of people do the poorest countries’ governments have, in their economic advisory roles? Is anyone making a serious effort to connect good economists with governments that need them?
I’m fairly confident that Eliezer’s perspective is that [most] developed countries’ governments can also [currently] improve their economies by printing and distributing money, given that he’s a fan of market monetarism.
I’m fairly confident that Eliezer’s perspective is that [most] developed countries’ governments can also [currently] improve their economies by printing and distributing money, given that he’s a fan of market monetarism.