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[[Category:Assuming Theory Applies To A Real World Example]]
 
{{DES | des = Also known as [[Neoclassical Economics|neoclassical economics]] and [[economism]].  Libertarians are fond of applying standard Economics 101 microeconomics principles to bash the state.  They forget the many concealed ideological biases of Economics 101, they forget that the real world doesn't often match simple models, they forget market failures and they forget that microeconomics is not enough: you need macroeconomics too. | show=}}
 
{{DES | des = Also known as [[Neoclassical Economics|neoclassical economics]] and [[economism]].  Libertarians are fond of applying standard Economics 101 microeconomics principles to bash the state.  They forget the many concealed ideological biases of Economics 101, they forget that the real world doesn't often match simple models, they forget market failures and they forget that microeconomics is not enough: you need macroeconomics too. | show=}}

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