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| * "**//behavioral economics//**": the study of the economy as if it was a human activity | * "**//behavioral economics//**": the study of the economy as if it was a human activity |
| * "**//causality//**": a claim many papers allude to and some even have support for | * "**//causality//**": a claim many papers allude to and some even have support for |
| | * "**//consumption theory//**": the study of what consumers would consume if they studied consumption theory |
| * "**//correlation//**": different from causal effect, but strongly correlated with it | * "**//correlation//**": different from causal effect, but strongly correlated with it |
| * "**//degrowth//**": politically unsustainable sustainability | * "**//degrowth//**": politically unsustainable sustainability |
| * "**//stakeholder//**": someone who has interest in something but has no rights, power, and typically merits over it (cf.: **//shareholder//**). | * "**//stakeholder//**": someone who has interest in something but has no rights, power, and typically merits over it (cf.: **//shareholder//**). |
| * "**//statistical significance//**": something that published papers eventually end up reaching | * "**//statistical significance//**": something that published papers eventually end up reaching |
| | * "**//utility//**": a measure of what people want, in case there are people out there who know what they want |
