Dirty trade tricks: Why economists like to play detective

China’s bizarre trade data has revealed the extent dodgy export and import invoicing has reached.
Dirty trade tricks: Why economists like to play detective
By Clipper
Mar 17, 2014
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Economists like mysteries. From the language they employ, they also like to imagine they’re the protagonist in those mysteries. And no more so does the opportunity to play Sherlock Holmes arise than when pouring through China’s economic and trade statistics – the Moriarty of the accounting world.

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