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Comment by Robin Gower on April 15, 2008 at 9:14am -
When developing evidence-based policy, should government statistics be presented in exploratory interfaces or as a fait accompli?
(I'm thinking about specific research projects rather than the provision of general national statistics raw data)
In academic research the finding that (e.g.) "the conclusion could be A or B depending on your assumptions" is robust. Although such unbiased conclusions don't lend themselves to practical application.
Clearly there is no one right answer to this question for all contexts!
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