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| text = Economics is luxuriant with fallacies, because it is not a natural science like physics or chemistry. Propositions in economics are rarely absolutely true or false. What is true in some circumstances may be false in others. Above all, the truth of many propositions depends on people’s expectations. | | text = Economics is luxuriant with fallacies, because it is not a natural science like physics or chemistry. Propositions in economics are rarely absolutely true or false. What is true in some circumstances may be false in others. Above all, the truth of many propositions depends on people’s expectations. | ||
| cite = [[Robert Skidelsky]], "{{Link |Four Fallacies of the Second Great Depression}}" | | cite = [[Robert Skidelsky]], "{{Link |Four Fallacies of the Second Great Depression}}" | ||
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