11.   Build a low-end mall, and the model will assume that some nearby homeowners would move out of town.

12.   Most models assume that election outcomes are related to the state of the economy.

13.   That model assumes a broadcast from a central station, which can be monitored, at a specific time.

14.   The bell curve model assumes a normal distribution among a very large group of randomly chosen individuals, and is not as applicable to small groups.

15.   Thus, the problem is larger than their models assume.

16.   Moreover, the model assumes that the long-run rate of growth is out of the reach of policy makers.