Let's assume my position is nonsense. Then wouldn't the easiest means to dispense with this back and forth be to point to
You haven't provided one, yet. All you've offered is:It would be entirely pointless to provide any more examples...
1. the unfalsifiable assertion that deficits are unsustainable on an arbitrarily long time scale.
2. a point that market failures are inevitable; trivial in that the only evidence needed to sustain it is the observation that market failures have occurred, and...
3. a demonstrably false claim that unemployment insurance is commercially sold nowhere in the world.
I've already cornered myself pretty well for your benefit. I'll accept any relation or model in the field of economics--or the whole of social sciences, for that matter--that generates falsifiable predictions with better accuracy than flipping a fair coin. Simple, no?...because you wouldn't take them seriously, but discuss on and on - no matter what kind of evidence I provide.
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