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No it is not a guide to proper grammar, and I know perfectly well that a preposition isn't the sort of thing I'm supposed to end a sentence with. The case for assuming rational expectations rests on ...
Rational expectations is a basic economic theory that originated with a paper written in 1972 by future Nobel Prize-winning economist Robert Lucas. The theory of rational expectations has been ...
There are very few economists who really buy into Keynesian theory anymore. Instead, the idea of “rational expectations” has taken its place. The difference between the two approaches is essential to ...
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