A stylized picture of growth and poverty in the 1990s

The textile of the cushma (tunic) depicted is typical but stylized.

So we can also eliminate the ones that are very vague or very stylized.

Economics is really a toolkit with multiple models each a different, stylized representation of some aspect of reality.

MSN (originally The Microsoft Network stylized as msn) is a collection of Internet websites and services provided by Microsoft.

On 1 December 1973, this first issue was replaced by one with a more stylized script, also in light blue.

SPEED (Korean 스피드 commonly stylized as SPEED) is a South Korean idol group from MBK Entertainment, formerly known as Core Contents Media.

As a rough empirical characterization of stylized facts, it was received somewhat skeptically by the academic community, and both authors were known for much more noted contributions.

Rakim Mayers (born October 3, 1988), better known by his stage name, ASAP Rocky (stylized as A AP Rocky), is an American rapper from Harlem, New York City.

The logo of UC Browser was redesigned in December 2012, from a cute cartoon squirrel to a more abstract and stylized icon that's more in line with American designs.

Neither class of models is useful, however, for providing the practical advice that policymakers need in a crisis. Both are too stylized to be of use when analyzed in the abstract.

The Ford C Max (stylized as Ford C MAX and often called the Ford Focus C Max) is a compact MPV produced since 2003 for the European market by Ford in Saarlouis, Germany.

Economics is really a toolkit with multiple models each a different, stylized representation of some aspect of reality. One s skill as an economist depends on the ability to pick and choose the right model for the situation.

These are fertile fields for future study, but what of the core disciplines of economics and finance themselves? Can nothing be done to make them more useful in explaining the world as it is, rather than as it is assumed to be in their stylized models?