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Evaluating a Key Modeling Assumption in Global Finance
In models of international finance, economists often simplify their analysis by assuming that the collective actions of all global investors can be understood by examining the decisions of a single, hypothetical 'representative' investor. Evaluate the strengths and weaknesses of using this simplification. In your answer, consider both the analytical benefits it provides and the potential real-world complexities it might overlook.
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