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May 1980 - Volume 48 Issue 4 Page 955 - 972


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On the Predictability of Economic Events

J. S. Jordan

Abstract

Grunberg and Modigliani [3] investigated the existence of a public prediction which, if believed by economic decision makers, would prove correct. The present paper continues this research using a model of general exchange equilibrium under uncertainty. The principal results is that unless the public prediction is based on a very narrow class of data, a statistically correct prediction may fail to exist even for otherwise well-behaved economies.

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