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Nothing new but it's worth restating from time to time. Ergodicity for one thing, simplicity for another.There is something truly odd about any economist who lives wholly in the world of equilibrium. Truly odd. Just think of what they have to assume to get thereThe Radford Free PressSameness is Just WrongPeter RadfordRelatedLars P. Syll’s BlogThe leap of generalizationLars P. Syll | Professor, Malmo University
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Nothing new but it's worth restating from time to time. Ergodicity for one thing, simplicity for another.There is something truly odd about any economist who lives wholly in the world of equilibrium. Truly odd. Just think of what they have to assume to get thereThe Radford Free PressSameness is Just WrongPeter RadfordRelatedLars P. Syll’s BlogThe leap of generalizationLars P. Syll | Professor, Malmo University
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Nothing new but it's worth restating from time to time. Ergodicity for one thing, simplicity for another.
Peter Radford
There is something truly odd about any economist who lives wholly in the world of equilibrium. Truly odd. Just think of what they have to assume to get there
The Radford Free Press
Sameness is Just WrongPeter Radford
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The leap of generalization
Lars P. Syll | Professor, Malmo University