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RE: Sector Centrality 2021 U.S I/O tables This is so cool! Can you answer some questions I have about it! |
In forum Cybernetics |
4 months ago |
Unequal Exchange and Input-Output Tables There seems to be some debate among the more academic communists over unequal exchange.I should state my bias upfront: I am 100% convinced that it happens in almost every industry. I remember hearing ... |
In forum Statistical Analysis & Econometrics |
5 months ago |
RE: Hours worked decreasing? @thardin When I mentioned the pre-WWII unions I was referring to the fact that most of the workweek shortening movements in western countries were before WWII. The struggles for the 10 hour day, Satur... |
In forum Economic History |
5 months ago |
Hours worked decreasing? Hey everyone,I'm getting into the thick of a master's degree in economics and today in class our professor showed us a graph like the one i've attached. I recreated something like it with data from Ou... |
In forum Economic History |
5 months ago |
RE: Unlearning Economics video this was great! gonna share it around! |
In forum Random |
8 months ago |
RE: Unlearning Economics video I'm so happy to see you made the video! Watching it now 😀 |
In forum Random |
8 months ago |
RE: Transparency, democracy, and the problem of internal and external opposition Hello comrade This is also something that I have given a lot of thought to. I've had a lot of discussions with people and I want to provide the synthesis of all of them and get your response. (I'm a M... |
In forum Cybernetics |
1 year ago |
RE: Where is Ethereum getting its value? @thardin exchane value is a use value?interesting. i can see how that would be the case, but i wonder if that doesn't cause issues in making a falsifiable theory. if exchange value is a use value itse... |
In forum Finance |
1 year ago |
Where is Ethereum getting its value? Recently, ethereum switched from proof of work to proof of stake back in september of last year but it's price didn't collapse. previously, i've heard various marxists say that the value of cryptocurr... |
In forum Finance |
1 year ago |
RE: Simulating an Economy to test planning? @someloser woooaaah. i'm gonna have too check this out. |
In forum Cybernetics |
1 year ago |
Linear Programming Textbooks my degree is stats and economics (neoclassical economics at that) so I feel very lost when it comes to linear programming or other cybernetic adjacent topics that come up a lot on this forum. does any... |
In forum Research Help |
1 year ago |
RE: Developing a "user-ready" planning program something else that i think is very important for any planning software would be re-aligning how we think of work. as David Graeber points out, an easy way to suss out what is productive or unproducti... |
In forum Cybernetics |
1 year ago |
RE: Developing a "user-ready" planning program Posted by: @casperadmin @joe Posted by: @joe but we have issues. just because we need, say, 400 hammers, does not mean the factories making hammers can make them. what if there isn't enough labor ... |
In forum Cybernetics |
1 year ago |
RE: Developing a "user-ready" planning program Posted by: @casperadmin I think that in terms of fundamental principles you'd want to develop the accounting system. There are essentially two fundamental parts of such a program that you'll need to ... |
In forum Cybernetics |
1 year ago |
RE: Developing a "user-ready" planning program something i fear a lot is a piece of planning software that doesn't understand things. computers are fast, not smart. imagine a simple approach of an IO table with every commodity in it. we could (usi... |
In forum Cybernetics |
1 year ago |