Is It Useful to Think Ambiguously in Economics?

[@annaczgli2983]

Nicely explained, Prof. Thanks.

[@leopard6554]

I like the way how you pronounce the end of each word...😉😊

[@billy120745]

Great subject. Simple models are usually good for first order phenomena but ambiguous models are better suited to higher order/complexity phenomena in as far as they are not axiomatically undermined while real, often seemingly contradictory/disparate the data is collected. That is until a more rigid structure is elaborated and what was once complex becomes an simple issue of degree (not kind) in a distilled fractal framework.

[@TDKerabatsos]

Off topic questions: what authoritative institutional websites would you use to gain historically factual statistics about the U.S. economy throughout each presidential administration? Also, what is your viewpoint regarding how much the policies from presidential administrations affect the U.S. economy. Generally speaking of course, using the conventional metrics as a measure. Thanks!

[@ChimiChuri-k2o]

the most attractive lecturer I've seen so far

[@vidyasagar1724]

Hi