When Harvard's faculty recruited Montgomery Marvin, they wanted a professor with impeccable credentials, an impressive body of work, and the right political attitudes. To their surprise and discomfort, they got much more - the creator of the Index of Irrational Expectations (IRAT).
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When Harvard's faculty recruited Montgomery Marvin, they wanted a professor with impeccable credentials, an impressive body of work, and the right political attitudes. To their surprise and discomfort, they got much more - the creator of the Index of Irrational Expectations (IRAT).
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