Knightian uncertainty
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Knightian uncertainty is a term used in economics to describe risk which is immeasurable, it is not possible to calculate it.
Knightian uncertainty is named after Frank Knight (1885-1972).
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academic believe that Knightian uncertainty explains the superiority of value stocks profits over growth stock profits.
