Economists are as guilty of this hubris as are members of any  There's the Fischer Effect, the Sharpe Ratio, the Miller-Modigliani Theorem, Tobin's Q, the Laffer Curve (the only one in which the name helps characterize the discovery), and the greatest of them all, Pareto Optimality.
Economists think they know everything because they have a degree.
mnli hypothesis: Economists think they know everything because they have a degree. premise: Economists are as guilty of this hubris as are members of any  There's the Fischer Effect, the Sharpe Ratio, the Miller-Modigliani Theorem, Tobin's Q, the Laffer Curve (the only one in which the name helps characterize the discovery), and the greatest of them all, Pareto Optimality.