So this nudges us into a fundamentally different economic era, where
the central economic actors are not knowledge workers but creators and empathizers.
Not exact matches
The divergence of core and total inflation is important because the
central bank's best means of controlling prices is convincing
economic actors — households, executives, investors — that it has a handle on things.
As described by conservative economist Friedrich von Hayek, it refers to «the observation that the data required for rational
economic (decision - making) are distributed among many individual
actors, and thus unavoidably exist outside the knowledge of a
central authority.»