Yes, that is the exact reason for all the sh*tty data and erroneous assumptions and crappy policies flying around in society. I can understand that incentives have been misaligned for an awful long time because of THEM and the other banksters.

Rothbardian_fanatic

It's a business with heavy incentives to publish bad data that helps their business instead of the traditional credit card/loan/mortgage landscape. Which is true, the credit cards, loans, mortgages fiat landscape fucking sucks. But their incentives are aligned with creating bad data.

econ

No, 60% of Americans aren't "living paycheck to paycheck".

tomlaies

It's a business with heavy incentives to publish bad data that helps their business instead of the traditional credit card/loan/mortgage landscape. Which is true, the credit cards, loans, mortgages fiat landscape fucking sucks. But their incentives are aligned with creating bad data. 