top | item 13613855 (no title) _bpo | 9 years ago > "cost disease" has become politicizedCitation needed. Where is this term common and where is it broadly discussed? discuss order hn newest lend000|9 years ago It's not; I've never heard of the term before the article. I'm referring to the phenomenon itself. For example, Elizabeth Warren was recently quoted as measuring success in dollars spent: http://reason.com/blog/2017/01/19/on-entitlements-elizabeth-... _bpo|9 years ago "Entitlement programs" is politicized as a term, certainly. "Cost disease", though... possibly in search for a new keyword?> I'm referring to the phenomenon itself.From your example, Elizabeth Warren and Tom Price are looking at the same appearances (phenomena) and deriving different "noumena". load replies (3) metaphorm|9 years ago citation: https://web.archive.org/web/20110724151936/http://publishing...it's been a heavily discussed subject amongst economists. it has not fully passed into mainstream conversation. I'm not an economist but I first encountered the term about 10 years ago while reading economists.
lend000|9 years ago It's not; I've never heard of the term before the article. I'm referring to the phenomenon itself. For example, Elizabeth Warren was recently quoted as measuring success in dollars spent: http://reason.com/blog/2017/01/19/on-entitlements-elizabeth-... _bpo|9 years ago "Entitlement programs" is politicized as a term, certainly. "Cost disease", though... possibly in search for a new keyword?> I'm referring to the phenomenon itself.From your example, Elizabeth Warren and Tom Price are looking at the same appearances (phenomena) and deriving different "noumena". load replies (3)
_bpo|9 years ago "Entitlement programs" is politicized as a term, certainly. "Cost disease", though... possibly in search for a new keyword?> I'm referring to the phenomenon itself.From your example, Elizabeth Warren and Tom Price are looking at the same appearances (phenomena) and deriving different "noumena". load replies (3)
metaphorm|9 years ago citation: https://web.archive.org/web/20110724151936/http://publishing...it's been a heavily discussed subject amongst economists. it has not fully passed into mainstream conversation. I'm not an economist but I first encountered the term about 10 years ago while reading economists.
lend000|9 years ago
_bpo|9 years ago
> I'm referring to the phenomenon itself.
From your example, Elizabeth Warren and Tom Price are looking at the same appearances (phenomena) and deriving different "noumena".
metaphorm|9 years ago
it's been a heavily discussed subject amongst economists. it has not fully passed into mainstream conversation. I'm not an economist but I first encountered the term about 10 years ago while reading economists.