Why do economic models struggle to predict outcomes as accurately as planetary models?
Macroeconomic Hubris

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Economic models are based on outdated data.
Planetary models have more precise equations governing their motion.
Planetary models are simpler to compute.
Economic models are influenced by political factors.
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What is one key characteristic of planetary systems that allows for precise predictions?
They remain constant and unchanging.
They are affected by human interaction.
They change frequently over time.
They are influenced by external forces.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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How do spacecraft interactions with planets differ from economic interventions?
Economic interventions have predictable outcomes.
Economic interventions stabilize the economy.
Spacecraft interactions have no effect on the planets' motion.
Spacecraft interactions change the planets' orbits.
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What is a major challenge in modeling economic systems like planetary systems?
Economic systems are static and predictable.
Economic systems are influenced by numerous unpredictable factors.
Planetary systems are more complex than economic systems.
Economic systems have fixed equations like planetary systems.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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What does the speaker suggest about the belief in modeling the macro economy like NASA models planetary motion?
It is unnecessary for economic stability.
It is a realistic and achievable goal.
It is an example of extraordinary hubris.
It is a simple task with current technology.
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