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Judgment & ambiguity · Calibrating confidence

You're briefing the legislature on next year's projected caseload and the model rests on assumptions about the economy and a pending rule change. How do you state your confidence so they can budget on it without over-trusting the number?

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You're briefing the legislature on next year's projected caseload and the model rests on assumptions about the economy and a pending rule change. How do you state your confidence so they can budget on it without over-trusting the number?

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