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Could you identify some empirical work that has these two 
characteristics, David?

On 5/13/2011 5:18 PM, Colander, David C. wrote:
> The change that has occurred in economics is that today, there is empirical work that also is relatively value free to base policy on (although a lot less than many suggest).

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Pat Gunning
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