Uncertainty and Quality in Science for Policy Paperback / softback
by S.O. Funtowicz, J.R. Ravetz
Part of the Theory and Decision Library A: series
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N. Taylor et 01., 1969,7) reminder that the value is not fully accepted by colleagues, since they will expect it to jump about for a while longer.
Our next example is taken from a recent study in the social sciences.
It shows how a set of related estimates of uncertainty can be expressed clearly and effectively by NUSAP.
Suppose that we wish to forecast what the future price of a basic commodity might be, especially when at the moment its price is artificially maintained by a cartel of producers.
There is no experimental evidence on such a future contingency, and yet we are not completely in the dark.
There is a long history of expertise in the field; and there is a well-tried standard model by which experts' guesses can be translated into mathematical form.
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