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Janvāris 9., 2018
![[info]](http://klab.lv/img/userinfo.gif) dumshputns | 17:13
Lūk, mani interesē, kā tāds BMI (vai cits indekss) atgriezeniski savukārt ietekmē situāciju. Piemēram, kā GDP internacionāla pieņemšana un izmantošana “piegriež” izpratni par to, kas strādā, radot izmešu kultūru: “Simon Kuznets, the guy who designed the GDP measurement tool to calculate the productivity capacity of the United States during WW2, warned against using this system as a broad economic indicator. Yet very quickly, nations around the world took to measuring their economic position through the calculation of the sale of end-user goods. Basically, anything that you or I consume is considered a ‘good’ in the economy and thus adds to the health of the countries’ economic positions. This means that wars increase GDP, as does anything that requires continual consumption, like disposable stuff.”
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