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I strongly urge somebody with the necessary knowledge and skill to review this article and improve it. Wikipedia is not a platform for self-promotion, yet this article is written in a clearly self-promoting way, pushing Mr. Kotlikoff and his associates into the limelight whenever possible. Such an approach obviously endangers NPV, a fundamental requirement of this encyclopedia. The claim of 66.31.139.214 (supposedly Mr. Kotlikoff himself) that further changes to this article are likely to be neither impartial nor innocent is risible: Who is to believe that a description of a concept by the person who allegedly developed that concept is more likely to be impartial or objective than one given by an informed outsider who has no stake in the matter? -- Arbraxan ( talk) 12:01, 11 September 2013 (UTC)
Hard to take this seriously when it says: "starting with the United States, which has a relatively small debt to GDP ratio". IMF gives the USA as having debt as 106% of GDP. Ireland, Japan, Greece, Portugal and Italy are higher, plus a handful of thirdworld countries ... that's it. Ordinary Person ( talk) 07:46, 17 November 2014 (UTC)
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I strongly urge somebody with the necessary knowledge and skill to review this article and improve it. Wikipedia is not a platform for self-promotion, yet this article is written in a clearly self-promoting way, pushing Mr. Kotlikoff and his associates into the limelight whenever possible. Such an approach obviously endangers NPV, a fundamental requirement of this encyclopedia. The claim of 66.31.139.214 (supposedly Mr. Kotlikoff himself) that further changes to this article are likely to be neither impartial nor innocent is risible: Who is to believe that a description of a concept by the person who allegedly developed that concept is more likely to be impartial or objective than one given by an informed outsider who has no stake in the matter? -- Arbraxan ( talk) 12:01, 11 September 2013 (UTC)
Hard to take this seriously when it says: "starting with the United States, which has a relatively small debt to GDP ratio". IMF gives the USA as having debt as 106% of GDP. Ireland, Japan, Greece, Portugal and Italy are higher, plus a handful of thirdworld countries ... that's it. Ordinary Person ( talk) 07:46, 17 November 2014 (UTC)