It's the one billion, eighty three million dollar question?
In honor of Brad DeLong, this is my economics question for the year.
Is there actually this much money in sub-Sahara Africa?
With this being someone’s sick twisted idea of a joke, over the past week I've gotten 4 emails from various supposed nationals from Africa who seem to have lots of money, but amazingly enough no bank account to hold it in. (They had to know that I was broke!) Actually the last three came within a span of four days. The amounts range from 21 million to 1.3 billion dollars. It's like a virus in the wild, mutating and reinfecting my Inbox.
I hope the senders of the above emails know it could be dangerous to his well-being.
(The number in the title come from adding the amounts in each of the letters:
45 million, 1 billion, 21 million, and 7.3 million.)
Is there actually this much money in sub-Sahara Africa?
With this being someone’s sick twisted idea of a joke, over the past week I've gotten 4 emails from various supposed nationals from Africa who seem to have lots of money, but amazingly enough no bank account to hold it in. (They had to know that I was broke!) Actually the last three came within a span of four days. The amounts range from 21 million to 1.3 billion dollars. It's like a virus in the wild, mutating and reinfecting my Inbox.
I hope the senders of the above emails know it could be dangerous to his well-being.
(The number in the title come from adding the amounts in each of the letters:
45 million, 1 billion, 21 million, and 7.3 million.)