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This is unfortunately quite true. From any rational, decision-theoretic standpoint, the Economics profession under-invests in imperfectly identified analyses of big/important/relevant questions relative to well-identified but comparatively uninteresting questions.
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I very much agree. Macro is often getting a bum rap, because it has to answer big, essential, general equilibrium questions, where the kind of identification one dreams of is rarely/never available. Absolutism, be it in identification or in micro foundations is bad.
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