/lit/ - Literature

>>9099174
>It gets crap for not taking point on meme subjects that rely on current points of views
What meme subjects are you talking about?
Please forgive my economic illiteracy. I only took a few lessons of Political Economy and Microeconomy in Law School some time ago and I've been interested in the subject for a couple of years.
I mostly read economic press but I feel it's usually partial or with little substance, and I'd like to understant the theory better in order to be able to read more advanced papers.

For instance, a lot of common people in my country usually defend opinions such as 'the State doesn't need to tax people since more money can be printed to pay debts and shit'; I know this shit is seriously flawed but I don't want to hesitate when they engage full "muh Krugman muh Stiglitz" mode. I feel like I'm being fooled around as a citizen when it comes to economics so I want to know more about the subject and know how much of the shit people yell is bullshit.