Recently Market Monetarism has shown up on Wikipedia – and so has “Nominal Income Target”. Now it seems the time has come to Facebook. Somebody has started a group on Facebook named “Nominal GDP level targeting”. Take a look at it.
First Wikipedia, now Facebook
Posted by Lars Christensen on October 27, 2011
https://marketmonetarist.com/2011/10/27/first-wikipedia-now-facebook/
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Richard A.
/ October 27, 2011I have not signed up for Facebook. Is there a link that will let those who have not signed up to access “Nominal GDP level targeting” on Facebook?
Lars Christensen
/ October 27, 2011Richard, good question. I simply don’t know it…but will put your question out there.
Lars Christensen
/ October 27, 2011Richard, From the “owner” of the FB group: “Karl Larsson: I’m a facebook noob too. But I suspect that you need an account.”
Peter
/ October 27, 2011I’m the ‘Karl Larsson’ guy who created the group. I ‘accidentally’ typed the wrong name when I created my account. But don’t write anything about that on facebook. I’ve heard that they don’t like accounts with the wrong name.
You could try: http://www.social-searcher.com . But I’m not sure if it will work.
Benjamin Cole
/ October 28, 2011i signed up. Forward Market Monetarists! Carpe Diem!!
Alex Salter
/ October 28, 2011Tally ho.