Because any decision involves some intertemporal consideration which cannot be satisfactorily estimated or forecast at the time

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Because any decision involves some intertemporal consideration which cannot be satisfactorily estimated or forecast at the time of decision-making, economics should concern itself only with explaining past events rather than trying to forecast future events. Do you agree?

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Economics

ISBN: 9781473768543

5th Edition

Authors: Gregory Mankiw, Mark P. Taylor

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