Abstract
N. Bohr's counter-argument to EPR assumes that the complementarity principle imposes a limitation on the types of predictions permissible in quantum theory, similar to the limitation imposed on the types of measurements by the Heisenberg uncertainty relation. Since this assumption has no quantum-theoretical justification, the EPR argument cannot be refuted on the basis of the complementarity principle.
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