PrintSeptember 29, 2006
The grossest domestic product
David Frum of NRO points us to the Financial Times coverage of the Greek Government's statistical policy changes understaken to lift Greece's GDP, by counting money laundering and prostitution as national wealth.
This says a lot about honesty in the EU and bureaucrat mumbo—jumbo to evade and avoid rules and requirements.
Hat tip: Walt Kelly
Ed Lasky 9 29 06
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