Definition of The Law of Iterated Expectations: The Law of iterated expectations is often exemplified by E_tE_t+1(.) = E_t(.) That is, "one cannot use limited information [at time t] to predict the forecast error one would make if one had superior information [at t+1]." (Econterms)

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