Differences between the public's and economists' positive economic views resemble judgemental anomalies in which laypeople and experts systematically disagree.

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Bryan Caplan 1 Apr 2002

Differences between the general public's positive economic views and economists' resemble other judgemental anomalies: Laypeople and experts systematically disagree.

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↗Systematically Biased Beliefs about Economics: Robust Evidence of Judgemental Anomalies from the Survey of Americans and Economists on the Economydoi.org

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