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Only few witness a scientific breakthrough during their PhD. I was attentive enough to realise #EE is one. From that time on myriad of scientific puzzles wait for you. I intend to solve (at least) one of them during my DAAD PRIME time ;).
non-#ergodicity
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Next thought : the decision under certainty
Obviously the 'expected' causes the unintuitive result, how about if you seek to maximise utility, what do you actually maximise?
Does it look like #EE, i.e. a time average, or more like traditional util theory/decision under certainty?
Today I spent some time thinking about #ErgodicityEconomics. just happy to put an insight into a concise form:
If homo oeconomicus maximises exp. utility (or wealth), she with probability 1 does not maximise terminal utility (or wealth).
Don't believe me? Try it out!
Today I spent some time thinking about #ErgodicityEconomics. just happy to put an insight into a concise form:
If homo oeconomicus maximises exp. utility (or wealth), she with probability 1 does not maximise terminal utility (or wealth).
Don't believe me? Try it out!
Mark Kirstein @nonergodicmark@mastodon.world retweeted
Science does not have a moral dimension. It is like a knife. If you give it to a surgeon or a murderer, each will use it differently.
-- as mentioned in Futurehype: The Myths of Technology Change (2009) by Robert B. Seidensticker
Surprising fact: even if homo oeconomicus would maximise (expected) utility/money she actually is not maximising the utility/money she will get in the end
PS: For those interested to see why, checkout #ErgodicityEconomics or
youtube.com/watch?v=J9lAJbfR… by @hulme_oliver
Mark Kirstein @nonergodicmark@mastodon.world retweeted
"Modern education is like being taken to the world's greatest restaurant & being forced to eat the menu."
- Gell-Mann
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Latest podcast
What makes a poor country get rich?
Chatting with the excellent @Marladukharan ...we look at the latest Nobel Prize for Economics, a little bit sceptically.
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Dieses Interview mit Prof. Christian Dustmann ist im Rahmen des Zeitgesprächs zu den 'Herausforderungen auf den Arbeitsmärkten' erschienen.
Enjoy the read!
wirtschaftsdienst.eu/inhalt/…
Our 2nd keynote today at #VfS_conference2024 by Christian Dustmann on "The Effects of Immigration – from Economics to Politics”". Thank you for the great presentation!
@TUberlin @ucl @RF_Berlin
#VfS_conference2024 #EconTwitter
During the summer I enjoyed this interview with Christian Dustmann as part of the Zeitgespräch on 'Future Challenges of German Labour Markets'
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RFBerlin Director Christian Dustmann delivers the keynote address “The impact of immigration: from Economics to Politics” in the #vfs_conference2024. @VfS_econ
During the intro to his episode with @NateSilver538, @seanmcarroll puts it nicely. People familiar with #ErgodicityEconomics will enjoy:
"EV is a bad name, EV is not the value you expect, the EV is the value you expect on average."
preposterousuniverse.com/pod…
Mark Kirstein @nonergodicmark@mastodon.world retweeted
I am a tenured fisheries professor at a German research institution. My job is mostly a dream job (see separate thread), but some things are super frustrating in #academiclife in Germany. Here is list of agony. A thread.
The interview was a lot of fun. Thanks to Christian Dustmann and Yulia for the translation!
📰 As part of their series "Challenges for the Labor Markets of the Future", @Zeitschrift_WD has recently featured an insightful interview with RFBerlin Director Christian Dustmann on the current opportunities and challenges facing the German labor market.
rfberlin.com/interview-dustm…
@nonergodicMark @CReAM_Research @EconUCL
Eine interessante (ordoliberale) Synthese auf die #Schuldenbremse Thematik liefert @OrdoliberalBG in der August-Ausgabe des @Zeitschrift_WD
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Er nimmt eine Diskussion um die These von @Lars_Feld et al und die Antithese um @lmuehlen et al gekonnt auf.
Befürworter der #Schuldenbremse haben bei ihrer Einführung 2009 versprochen, die Schuldenbremse würde zu mehr Transparenz und besserer Finanzpolitik führen.
Beides hat sich als empirisch falsch erwiesen.
Die Befürworter verteidigen weiter die Schuldenbremse.
In “Die Sprache des Kapitalismus” von Simon Sahner & Daniel Stähr hat sich eine sprachliche Ungenauigkeit eingeschlichen. Adam Smith gilt gemeinhin als Urvater der VWL, nicht aber der gesamten WiWi, denn die BWL wurde natürlich von Günter Wöhe gegründet ;)
#EconX
For all folks working on #sustainability, the (Social) Discount Rate is key, this might help to understand the current standard and where to begin to change it #ErgodicityEconomics
ht: @TimothyTTaylor doi.org/10.1257/jep.38.1.245 @AEAjournals JEP
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Probably time for a new edition by @SFIPress ?
Like our children, we hope they will be better than we are, though in reality they are more likely to be a lot like us: Both good and evil at the same time.
You can read my old article at inet.ox.ac.uk/publications/a…
Dann hat dieser Fan also doch alles richtig gemacht, die anderen im Stau stehen lassen und erstmal in Ruhe ausschlafen bis sich alles wieder gelegt hat
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