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"""Folks have been predicting this throughout 2010 as well as 2011. The arguments are generally devoid of data, i.e., "based on what we see".""" Actually, "wha
by dextorious 15y ago
"""Folks have been predicting this throughout 2010 as well as 2011. The arguments are generally devoid of data, i.e., "based on what we see"."""
Actually, "what we see" is the very definition of EMPIRICAL DATA.
What you probably wanted to say was "devoid of any theory" etc. But no theory has yet untangled the economic prediction thing --too many parameters.
A little manual pruning of the empirical data by someone with experience in the trenches is better than some vague theory or a bunch of stats.
- asanwal 15y agoI don't disagree with you (fully), but unfortunately, hand-wavy predictions about a bubble appear to be the norm. If someone is predicting a bubble, share the empirical data points that led you to that conclusion.