OP's post isn't about that fact that two different topics are being discussed. OPs point is that for neither of this two topics that are critical to economic theory, people don't even seem to know or agreed on the definition of either. How in the world can people discuss (let alone judge or shape) policy if we can't even agree on what basic concepts even mean.
OP's post isn't about that fact that two different topics are being discussed. OPs point is that for neither of this two topics that are critical to economic theory, people don't even seem to know or agreed on the definition of either. How in the world can people discuss (let alone judge or shape) policy if we can't even agree on what basic concepts even mean.