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Sorry, I think you misunderstood me... > The choices they make are based largely on what they consider the best evidence available to them at the time But the

Sorry, I think you misunderstood me... > The choices they make are based largely on what they consider the best evidence available to them at the time But they're not doing this, and this was my point. A lot of political economy is opinion rather than based of fact, and these non-fact based opinions are what politicians are choosing over hard evidence.

SantalBlush 5y ago
Not sure whether you're suggesting that decision makers don't incorporate mainstream theory into their decisions, or whether mainstream theory is just opinion and not based in evidence. I think either statement would be wrong.
- alfiedotwtf 5y ago
  > mainstream theory is just opinion and not based in evidence An example here would be leaders making Communism a country policy.