Their absurd collective blunder prompted Geoffrey Howe, chancellor of the exchequer, to observe that an economist was like a “man who knows 364 ways of making love, but doesn’t know any women.”
Fed Up by Danielle DiMartino Booth (pg. 46)
Their absurd collective blunder prompted Geoffrey Howe, chancellor of the exchequer, to observe that an economist was like a “man who knows 364 ways of making love, but doesn’t know any women.”