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Endogeneity: Why Policy and Antibiotics Fail By John H. Makin Key points in this Outlook: • Just as bacteria are able to adapt and evolve to become resistant to antibiotics, firms and households can anticipate and adap
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Lehman Brothers / Bear Stearns / ALL / /

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Alice in Wonderland / /

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Robert Lucas / Thomas J. Sargent / Bernanke / H. Makin Key / Stanley Fischer Fed / Robert E. Lucas / John H. Makin / /

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Journal of Political Economy / Journal of Economic Theory / /

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