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Another post of conventional economists not being keen on applying logic to their reasoning.
Lars P. Syll’s BlogThe Keynes-Tinbergen debate on econometrics
Lars P. Syll | Professor, Malmo University
Politics seems to suffer from a similar syndrome. While economists sacrifice logic for mathematical modeling including tractability, some politicians appear to be mathematically challenged.