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This fuels misconceptions and, in many cases, gives people false hope about the kind of relief they can expect from a particular drug or treatment.
His administration’s trade policy is based on serious misconceptions.
Biased views and misconceptions among market participants introduce uncertainty and unpredictability not only into market prices, but also into the fundamentals that those prices are supposed to reflect.
But the authorities are also human and subject to biased views and misconceptions.
They are riddled with misconceptions and inconsistencies that render them ineffective.
Three widespread misconceptions distorted the coverage of Kim’s visit to China.
And, contrary to popular misconceptions, France today may be even more inclined toward federalism than Germany is.
The result has been rampant misconceptions about what drove Putin’s shift from what seemed to be a modernizing, conciliatory, and even pro-Western stance to aggressive revisionism.
We need look no further than this description to begin to understand the significant misconceptions that surround nuclear energy.
This widely accepted and well-documented narrative highlights two misconceptions in the current retrospectives of the crisis.
The two misconceptions about the crisis have the unfortunate effect of preventing us from learning a key lesson: economic policy prior to Lehman Brothers’ collapse should have been more aggressive.
And yet, despite the constant coverage of the issue – or, more likely, precisely because of it – the immigration policy debate remains beset by misconceptions and politicization.
(I mention this because social Darwinism is one of the misconceptions driving human affairs today.)
More from PS Podcasts: Our editors discuss misconceptions concerning trade deals and job losses, as well as the rise of the robots.
These misconceptions are clearly evident in government leaders’ speeches over the past two decades.
Misconceptions linger; they deny reality; they seek vindication by defending the currency.
The most regrettable aspect of Western executives’ misconceptions of the Chinese government is that they are likely to persist, at least among those who have no direct experience with the dark side of the Chinese state.
Similar criticisms of the Swedish legal system are based largely on myths and misconceptions.
Finally, religious scholars could work with election officials to help dispel misconceptions about female voting.
This includes fighting harmful practices such as child marriage and gender-based violence; removing legal barriers to contraception; and working with communities to address misconceptions around sexual and reproductive health.
Mainstream economists would call it an inferior equilibrium;I call it a nightmare – one that is inflicting tremendous pain and suffering that could be easily avoided if the misconceptions and taboos that sustain it were dispelled.
The problem is that the debtor countries feel all the pain, while the creditors impose the misconceptions and taboos.
Greece, too, is a victim of its creditors’ misconceptions and taboos.
As it stands, misconceptions are rampant, with residents of many EU countries believing, for example, that they host three times as many foreigners as they actually do.
Among the biggest misconceptions is the belief that secessionist leaders are democratic; they are anything but.
But his administration could intensify the necessary preparatory work – for presenting new information, answering detailed questions, and dispelling old myths and misconceptions – before he leaves office.
But most of these attacks are driven by a mix of misconceptions and questionable claims of harm by Google’s competitors.
What stands in the way of this agenda is not economics, but misconceptions about budget deficits that are being exploited for partisan and ideological purposes.
It is painful to admit that our predicaments are brought about by our own misconceptions.
What we need now is a primer on the major misconceptions in the hope that, unlike Gresham’s Law, which says that bad money drives out good money, good economics will drive out bad economics.
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