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{{DES | des = Without knowing the specifics of the relevant [[institutions]], you cannot assume a particular economic model will make valid predictions. The commonest example of this fallacy is assuming a [[Free Market|free market]] model. | show=}} | {{DES | des = Without knowing the specifics of the relevant [[institutions]], you cannot assume a particular economic model will make valid predictions. The commonest example of this fallacy is assuming a [[Free Market|free market]] model. | show=}} | ||
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