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Stimulus may bite back in 2010 (The Malaysian Insider)

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JAN 1 — Economics has been labelled as some sort of a discipline that predicts the future. The application of various models and efforts at testing its various hypotheses that sometimes result in the affirmative may have contributed to that reputation but it is not about predicting the future. Rather, it is about finding lessons from the past, learning from it and applying it for future …

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Stimulus may bite back in 2010 (The Malaysian Insider)

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