如果一个从未看过中国电视的欧美经济学家,偶然打开国内某个省台的财经频道,一定感觉非常奇怪,几乎所有的节目每天都在大谈特谈CPI、PPI、PMI等专业话题,但几乎从来看不到更接地气的就业话题(我说的不是招聘节目)。曾有国内电视台在2008年9月15日雷曼兄弟倒闭引发美国金融危机之后,在华尔街随机采访了一些路人,请他们谈谈对经济危机的看法以及对未来的预期。耐人寻味的是,这些路人对金融危机的敏感性并没有某些人预期中的那么高,基本上的回答可以概括为一句,“我不担心金 If a European and American economist who has never seen a Chinese television set accidentally open a financial channel in a certain province or province in China, it must have come as a surprise that almost all the programs talk about CPI, PPI, PMI and other professional topics every day, But there's barely any chance of getting a job harder (I'm not talking about hiring shows). There have been domestic television stations who interviewed a few pedestrians on Wall Street randomly after the collapse of Lehman Brothers on September 15, 2008, asking them to talk about the economic crisis and their expectations for the future. Interestingly, the sensitivity of these passers-by to the financial crisis is not as high as some expected, and the basic answer can be summarized in the sentence, ”I do not care about gold