Economics endows prospective businessmen with quite a few desirable qualities, such as intelligence and intuition.

Successful business people do use their intuition, their intelligence, and their experience to make decisions. But economics could add something to the repertoire of business people that goes beyond these eminently desirable qualities. Economics should give people a different perspective on things.

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