Pubblicato in Economics from the Top Down
Autore Blair Fix
The neoclassical theory of economic growth is an example of Murphy’s law: everything that could go wrong did go wrong.
The neoclassical theory of economic growth is an example of Murphy’s law: everything that could go wrong did go wrong.
I learnt today that my Elsevier Challenge entry didn't make the final cut. This wasn't unexpected. In the interests of "open science" (blame Paulo Nuin) here is the feedback I received from the judges: I think this is a pretty fair evaluation of my entry. I was making a case for what could be done, rather than providing a specific bit of kit that could make this happen right now.