fabio guillermo rojas:

>Similarly, I find that these articles that trash economics because it
is "psuedoscientific" do the same - they obsess over the wording (the
use of math) rather than think real hard about the intuitions behind
things. Of course, there is always bad research hiding behind equations
- but the equations just express an idea - that can be debated - in a
coherent way. <

Speaking up for the innumerates here --
Part of my objection may be my inability to use the tools.  But I cling
to the notion that part of the objection is that some aspects of
"economic" activity (to say nothing of activity which has been subjected
to economics imperialism) _cannot_ be the sort of thing to which
mathematical manipulation, in particular equations, can be properly
applied.

Michael
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Texas Wholesale Power Report
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