Larry Kudlow doesn't have an economics degree. So, if he wasn't the National Economic Council guy, i.e., restricting eligibility for that job by requiring a graduate degree in economics, would that reduce the chances for good public policy outcomes? What does it mean if you disagree like most people on the IMG panel. That means that you think it would not reduce the changes for good public policy outcomes?
Is this poorly worded question or am I a big idiot?
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