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2 comments:
If only more economists could admit they have no idea what will happen, but then again that doesn't sound like very much fun.
1) Thats why there are too many economists, otherwise, one is sufficient to lead the world.
2) Economists and economy is similar to the story "four blinds and the elepahant".
Suman Neupane
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