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6. It's not Miran's fault, it's Harvard's fault. So must end its tax exempt status and all grants

Reply to Eugene (Original post)

Fri May 2, 2025, 10:06 PM

13 hrs ago

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some participants thought it didn’t go well, with sources branding Miran’s comments on tariffs “incoherent” and the Harvard-educated economist “out of his depth” in comments to the FT.

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It's not Miran's fault, it's Harvard's fault. So must end its tax exempt status and all grants progree 13 hrs ago #6