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Using a fancy word to make academic work sound important is fine with me, but the arbitrage metaphor is weak if not outright incorrect denotatively.
by falsestprophet 18y ago
Using a fancy word to make academic work sound important is fine with me, but the arbitrage metaphor is weak if not outright incorrect denotatively.
- Rod 18y ago"Regulatory arbitrage" is widely used when referring to the exploitation of legal loopholes. Sometimes they call it "jurisdictional arbitrage" instead. The metaphor may be weak, but then people talk about "statistical arbitrage" and that's an oxymoron, so...