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Theory of Reflexivity And Knightean Uncertainty: Implications for Economics

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Published on Apr 12, 2014

This keynote panel from the Institute’s “Human After All” conference addresses the relationship between George Soros’s theory of reflexivity, fallibility, and Knightian uncertainty, and the implications for economic theory. With featured speakers Roman Frydman, Cars Hommes, and Alex Rosenberg, moderated by Eric Beinhocker.

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