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In that case, macro-economics is simply disqualified from being scientific. It's almost impossible to repeat large-scale events, controlling for all variables.
by vonnik 10y ago
In that case, macro-economics is simply disqualified from being scientific. It's almost impossible to repeat large-scale events, controlling for all variables. Have to say I'm not particularly impressed with the quality of Nautilus's analysis.
- T-A 10y ago> In that case, macro-economics is simply disqualified from being scientific. Well, duh? (In other words: of course it's not a science.)