Mike Schüssler, who has died at 60 after being diagnosed with throat cancer in February, was one of the country’s most renowned and, in the true sense of the word, popular economists. 

He talked about the economy in language that people could understand and relate to. He told them how and why such things as GDP, monetary policy, inflation targeting and interest rates would affect them as taxpayers, consumers, workers, farmers and small business owners...

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