ABSTRACT
“Yet after all there is no harm in being sometimes wrong—especially if one is promptly found out.” (Keynes in “Alfred Marshall, 1842–1924”, ej, 1924, p. 345.)
“Yet after all there is no harm in being sometimes wrong—especially if one is promptly found out.” (Keynes in “Alfred Marshall, 1842–1924”, ej, 1924, p. 345.)