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It's a great discussion, though I'm a bit surprised he said "nobody ever had really actually estimated a demand curve" because its been done numerous times, sometimes with controlled experiments.
This blog started as a supplement for my Economics of Information course at MIT. However, it has expanded beyond that purpose and certainly should not be interpreted as official MIT views.
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