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Any test of rational expectations is a joint test of the underlying model that expectations are formed rationally.
Religious Ideologies
Systems of beliefs that are based on or connected to religion, often dictating moral behavior and worldviews.
Political Ideologies
Systems of beliefs or principles that influence or dictate how societies should be organized and governed, often defining positions on individual liberty, social equity, and the role of government.
Self-Evident
A statement or fact that is considered to be true and accepted without need for proof or further explanation.
Supporting Reasons
Justifications or arguments that back up a claim, idea, or decision, providing a foundation for its validity.
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