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Keynesian beauty contests

Keynesian beauty contests is the plural of Keynesian beauty contest.

Meaning of Keynesian beauty contest

Noun

Keynesian beauty contest (plural Keynesian beauty contests)

  1. A theoretical beauty contest where judges are rewarded for selecting the most popular faces among all judges, rather than those they personally find the most attractive. The idea may be applied to the buying of stocks in financial markets.

Questions about Keynesian beauty contests

What is Keynesian beauty contests the plural of?
Keynesian beauty contests is the plural of Keynesian beauty contest.

Words near Keynesian beauty contests in the dictionary

  1. Keynes
  2. Keynes effect
  3. Keynes effects
  4. Keynesian
  5. Keynesian beauty contest
  6. Keynesian beauty contests
  7. Keynesian cross
  8. Keynesianism
  9. Keynesianisms
  10. Keynesianist
  11. Keynesianists

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