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RE: Developing a "user-ready" planning program @muknimugne I've actually played that mod for openttd quite a bit (i combine it with an industry expansion mod and LARP as a soviet planner lol). There are challenges to planning on a national scale ... |
In forum Cybernetics |
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RE: Developing a "user-ready" planning program @muknimugne no one is born knowing how to play openttd or how lightbulbs work. ignorance is not unchangeable. but that's a difference discussion. |
In forum Cybernetics |
1 year ago |
RE: Developing a "user-ready" planning program @thardin I think we should definitely explore them. I was actually entirely unaware of them until you posted them.Is there a most popular one or a most widely used one? I watched an introductory vide... |
In forum Cybernetics |
1 year ago |
RE: Developing a "user-ready" planning program @thardin there are a lot of alternatives but sadly unless it's one of the big ones there will be major issues.in much of the english speaking world and particularly in the US, the actual functioning o... |
In forum Cybernetics |
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RE: Developing a "user-ready" planning program @casperadmin i may have mispoke. i don't intend for there to be a simulation but rather a fully fledged piece of planning software that is as easy to use as those toy examples. i want it to be an actu... |
In forum Cybernetics |
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Developing a "user-ready" planning program Hello everyone, I think it is important that the computer-assisted planning community develop a piece of planning software which is as easy to use as microsoft excel or one of those simple economy si... |
In forum Cybernetics |
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RE: Refuting Economics @tbrandon woah! nice addition. i remember hearing so much about the genius of cobb-douglas during my econ undergrad and being confused since it just seemed like a function with 4 unknowns. |
In forum Statistical Analysis & Econometrics |
1 year ago |
Flow of goods at different stages of production in the USSR/Comecon Bit of a long explanation, but a friend of mine was watching a video and offhandedly it mentioned the USSR. The claim is that the Russian SSR used all the other SSRs as raw material sources, they woul... |
In forum Economic History |
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RE: Ghana heads back towards gold woah! i'm expecting we'll hear how horrible the human rights abuses are in Ghana to justify a war within the coming months. probably not something on par with the propaganda around iraq and libya but ... |
In forum Finance |
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RE: Shadow plans and ghost shifts This is such a cool idea! I personally feel some of the best propaganda is showing how taxdollars could have been spent (compare military aid to ukraine with the cost of feeding every hungry american ... |
In forum Cybernetics |
1 year ago |
RE: Refuting Economics @thardin lmao🤣 |
In forum Statistical Analysis & Econometrics |
1 year ago |
RE: Refuting Economics @thardin @joe found it! |
In forum Statistical Analysis & Econometrics |
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RE: Refuting Economics @thardin that's a great point!i think i remember reading something similar. there was a study where they asked a bunch of business administrators and managers what they're marginal cost curves were an... |
In forum Statistical Analysis & Econometrics |
1 year ago |
RE: Refuting Economics Here's a nice excerpt and walkthru of a Samuelson and Nordhaus textbook if you're looking for laugh. Keen-Debunking-Economics-Page-62.png |
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1 year ago |
RE: Refuting Economics Posted by: @joe So mathematically, in 1953, it was shown that to make a market demand curve obey the law of demand and not simply be any polynomial imaginable, there an only be 1 consumer and 1 commo... |
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1 year ago |