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wikademia>Eme at 17:08, 28 September 2012

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	Here is where one can write about and discuss '''research ideas'''.		Here is where one can write about and discuss '''research ideas'''.

			==Recent ideas/topics to potentially research==
			* [[How to abolish psychiatric slavery]]
			* [[How to colonize other planets]]
			* [[Faster than light technology]]
			* [[Ending homelessness]]
			* [[Ending poverty]]
			* [[Peace on Earth]]
			* [[Vertical farming]]
			* [[Human cloning]]
			* [[Earning money]]
			* [[Becoming wealthy]]
			* [[Eliminating crime]]
			* [[Abolishing aging]]

			== Older ideas ==
	One problem I have is that I think up of too many interesting questions and things to do. Here are a few research ideas that I don't have time to really develop.		One problem I have is that I think up of too many interesting questions and things to do. Here are a few research ideas that I don't have time to really develop.

wikademia>Eme at 00:46, 4 July 2011

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	One problem I have is that I think up of too many interesting questions and things to do. Here are a few research ideas that I don't have time to really develop.		One problem I have is that I think up of too many interesting questions and things to do. Here are a few research ideas that I don't have time to really develop.

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wikademia>Eme at 23:52, 26 June 2011

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	* Take the papers of Nicholas Lardy, which argues that the Chinese economy is dangerously overdependent on investment and the papers of the Goldman-Sachs research group, which argues that it isn't. Try to figure out what is going on. In particular, what are the consequences of certain policy choices if the data which underlies those choices in incorrect. Suppose we take Lardy's suggestions and the Chinese economy isn't overdependent on investment, what happens. Suppose we take Goldman-Sach's papers and the Chinese economy is overdependent on investment, what happens.		* Take the papers of Nicholas Lardy, which argues that the Chinese economy is dangerously overdependent on investment and the papers of the Goldman-Sachs research group, which argues that it isn't. Try to figure out what is going on. In particular, what are the consequences of certain policy choices if the data which underlies those choices in incorrect. Suppose we take Lardy's suggestions and the Chinese economy isn't overdependent on investment, what happens. Suppose we take Goldman-Sach's papers and the Chinese economy is overdependent on investment, what happens.
	** A lot of this depends on conflicting ideas over what chinese corporate profits are like. Goldman research says profits are booming. [[w:Nicholas Lardy]] says that the are not.		** A lot of this depends on conflicting ideas over what chinese corporate profits are like. Goldman research says profits are booming. [[Wikipedia:Nicholas Lardy]] says that the are not.
	** Here is another data point http://www.feer.com/articles1/2006/0611/free/p023.html		** Here is another data point http://www.feer.com/articles1/2006/0611/free/p023.html
	** What someone can do is go through the articles by Lardy, Goldman, and the FEER article and pull out every statistics and every conclusion that they draw based on the statistic, and summarize it all in a chart.		** What someone can do is go through the articles by Lardy, Goldman, and the FEER article and pull out every statistics and every conclusion that they draw based on the statistic, and summarize it all in a chart.

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69.48.200.28 at 18:44, 27 December 2006

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	Is any of this connected with the British adoption of bureaucracy, which is the ultimate in rational organizations?		Is any of this connected with the British adoption of bureaucracy, which is the ultimate in rational organizations?

	* Question: Is the term “incomplete market” as used in quantitative finance the same as used in neo-classical economics?		* Question: Is the term “incomplete market” as used in quantitative finance the same as used in neo-classical economics? (Answer: Yes)

			* Question: My own philosophy asserts the correctness of the economic calculation problem as stated by von Mises and Hayek, while at the same time accepting the monetarist theories of Milton Friedman. Question: is this logically consistent?

wikademia>Roadrunner at 16:56, 17 December 2006

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	Is any of this connected with the British adoption of bureaucracy, which is the ultimate in rational organizations?		Is any of this connected with the British adoption of bureaucracy, which is the ultimate in rational organizations?

			* Question: Is the term “incomplete market” as used in quantitative finance the same as used in neo-classical economics?


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