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Fri Mar 31 17:18:37 2006
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Is Martin Feldstein's strong relationship between savings and investment 
as strong as the one he "found" (or created) between savings and social 
security?  Wouldn't a Keynesian expect such a relationship, except with the 
causality running in the opposite direction (it is the same with the  
quantity theory of money (and with any toutologies I suspect). 
 
C. Clark 
 

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