Talent rules, but...
For a long time, the 1980s and ’90s have been considered the NBA’s “golden years,” first with the Lakers-Celtics rivalry and then with Michael Jordan and the Chicago Bulls.
- Whatever its flaws, the NBA is one of the more functional institutions in American society.
- Talent so plentiful that even the middling teams are full of strong players. The broader lessons for the world economy are very optimistic.
- Viewed from the present, however, so many of those teams and players seem mediocre.
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A short and sweet analogy: NBA vs. The World Economy
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