Why might well-educated economists disagree on appropriate public policy in some situations?
What will be an ideal response?
Economists might disagree because of imperfect information, different theories on relevant cause–effect relationships, and because of their different values.
Economics
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A) deleveraging B) a bank panic C) a credit boom D) debt deflation
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