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>> > where the people speak a language that is not English > How would that be relevant...? 私の懸念は、私が同意しないことと、一次資料のレビューには障壁があることです。グーグル翻訳でも。
by roenxi 3y ago
>> > where the people speak a language that is not English
> How would that be relevant...?
私の懸念は、私が同意しないことと、一次資料のレビューには障壁があることです。グーグル翻訳でも。
- dghlsakjg 3y agoCultural differences exist where nuance is lost in (google) translation, sure, but math is math.
- roenxi 3y agoEconomic policy isn't math though, is about what a rational decision maker would do. We can model some parts of that using mathematics, but large parts are hooked up to the local legal framework. Take US student loans for example - the market doesn't make any sense unless you are aware of the special rules around bankruptcy. In fact, the entire US lending market doesn't make sense unless you know about bankruptcy and bankruptcy law is by no means a safe basic assumption.
- toyg 3y agoStats are stats and money is money. Some nuances might require local sources, but macroeconomic trends are just hard numbers.