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simplistic

[sim-plis-tik] / sɪmˈplɪs tɪk /
ADJECTIVE
simple
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This is a fundamentally different architecture of globalization than the simplistic goods-trade model, one that creates extended supply chains and deep market integration that trade alone cannot achieve.

From Barron's

That seemed to be the lesson of Europe’s experience post-1945, but this was too sanguine and too simplistic a reading of a complicated history.

From The Wall Street Journal

“Markets are fundamentally simplistic judges of the immediate future. And investors aren’t even trying to predict the future as much as they are trying to predict what other investors are predicting.”

From Barron's

“Markets are fundamentally simplistic judges of the immediate future. And investors aren’t even trying to predict the future as much as they are trying to predict what other investors are predicting.”

From Barron's

Where other shows would have flattened the tension between the men into a simplistic equation of a suitor terrified of his girlfriend’s father, the writers developed a different relationship for Reiner and Johnson.

From Salon