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Question Answered step-by-step Last week, a famous economist said the probability that the US… Last week, a famous economist said the probability that the US economy would enter a recession in 2022 was .15. This week the same economist revised his statement, saying the probability was now .35. How should I interpret these statements? Was he wrong last week, but right this week? Did the future change during the week? Given that we see statements like this in the news all the time, it is important that we are able to interpret them.  I have to make a discussion post about the Probability of Discrete Structures. Please help…  Math Logic COMPSCI 317 Share QuestionEmailCopy link Comments (0)