>>11254668No, it doesn't have a definitive method to it's madness.The observations and 'science' we agree on have failed to predict the current economy right now. By all indicators we should be in a global recession already. But they do a pretty good job of employing tried and true tricks to alleviate things or encourage things there.
>inb4 we are doing worseA few points worse is not the same as wondering if I'm gonna get a paycheck next week.
Currently it's more of an art, similar to a cook adding a pinch of salt and a dash of oregano, and searing til it looks golden brown.
A science would be more like: per lb of meat, x tbs of salt + y tbs of oregano for z amount of time.
>>11255443Please elaborate so w can all point and laugh at you
