Reply to Kendall: Asking v. Story-Spinning

Barbara Bergmann

The Economists' Voice, 2007, vol. 4, issue 4, 2

Abstract: The idea that economists will come closer to the reality of business operations by sitting in their academic offices and making up stories than they might get by observing or talking to managers is bizarre.

Date: 2007
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