The Crisis in Macroeconomics
Economist Paul Romer discusses the troubling departure from science in macroeconomics, calling it pseudoscience. He highlights the lack of engagement with well-intended critique and the disregard for evidence, emphasizing the need for a serious examination of the field.In this clip
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