Invent a theory. Find two seemingly unrelated things that tend to go together. (They need not be
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Invent a theory. Find two seemingly unrelated things that tend to go together. (They need not be economic.) Then construct a hypothesis to show how they might be related. Is your theory a good theory? Could your theory be disproved other than by an appeal to contradictory evidence?
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