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I tidy up the predator-prey model developed in the previous video, demonstrate some (overdue!) new features of Minsky such as search and replace, spot a couple of bugs, and make some justifiably disparaging remarks about a recent crop of Neoclassical papers that described critics of DSGE models as “dilettantes”.
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I tidy up the predator-prey model developed in the previous video, demonstrate some (overdue!) new features of Minsky such as search and replace, spot a couple of bugs, and make some justifiably disparaging remarks about a recent crop of Neoclassical papers that described critics of DSGE models as “dilettantes”.
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