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Right, though it is an interesting question of whether those values either have to be (1) directly fiducial (2) couched in some theory of fiducial return or (3)
by friesfreeze 4y ago
Right, though it is an interesting question of whether those values either have to be (1) directly fiducial (2) couched in some theory of fiducial return or (3) can be entirely non-fiducial. Doesn't really mean much in practice because management can always just cover their ass by saying that the other aims are also good for the bottom line - even if it is nonsense.