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| Link: The Past Speaks blog, ‘Perspectives on the Evolution of States, Markets, and Economic Culture’ |
— with the comment: ‘Well, is it or isn’t it?’ It’s a fair point and I think we should be plainly told.
Two sentences later, I was surprised to learn that the length of the US states is relevant in politics…
Since the entry has been provided specifically ‘for the benefit of […] Canadian readers’, perhaps the term ‘blank cheque’, with its UK spelling, isn’t the most helpful analogy. Or is it?
is isn’t; written constitutions, unlike US states, some of which are very lengthy; ‘blank cheque’ [for Canadian readers?]
Two sentences later, I was surprised to learn that the length of the US states is relevant in politics…
Since the entry has been provided specifically ‘for the benefit of […] Canadian readers’, perhaps the term ‘blank cheque’, with its UK spelling, isn’t the most helpful analogy. Or is it?
is isn’t; written constitutions, unlike US states, some of which are very lengthy; ‘blank cheque’ [for Canadian readers?]
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