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Warren D. Miller, CFA, CPA, ASAU.S.
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My expertise in economics is limited to three sub-disciplines: Austrian economics, industrial organization, and evolutionary economics. Questions dealing with macroeconomics and other sub-disciplines of the subject should be submitted to those who have the appropriate expertise. N.B.: I DO NOT ANSWER QUESTIONS MARKED 'PRIVATE' because I believe that knowledge should not be hoarded. I also believe that such questions are likely to come those trying to cheat. Also, as one who was a full-time academic for half a decade, I can recognize test/homework questions several time zones away. Do not demean yourself by submitting such questions to me. Those who do so are cheating; I WILL call you out publicly. I have a zero-tolerance policy for cheating and dishonesty. In addition, please don't emulate the businessman who posted a request for help in August 2008. He expressly denied that he was seeking "investment advice" and said that his query was for, and I quote, "educational and informational purposes." Later, he allowed as how his questions related to the possible purchase of a $500K piece of equipment. I said I thought he had misrepresented himself. Bottom line: high-end business consulting is how I make my living. I am ..... | |
Andreas MoserMalta
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Specialization in Development and Economics, Political Economics, Philosophy of Economics, and Law & Economics. | |
Dr.VSR.SubramaniamU.K.
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Basically a B.Sc (Physics) from the University of Madras, India. Started the career in production engineering under German and Italian experts. MBA in Management from IIM, Ahmedabad (India). Ph.D (Management) from the University of Bomaby (the first ever awarded in this subject). Headed the computer centres of Multi nationals; "Data Processing expert" of the Commonwealth, London (To implement World Bank and UNDP Computer softwares); "Consultant Adviser" to the Caribbean Development Bank (CDB), Barbados. Associated with Nobel Laureate in Economic Science-1979, Arthur Lewis (Past President of CDB) & 4 more on his introduction. Visiting professor to many universities. A Trained ISO 9001:2000 Quality Auditor. Over 40 years of combined experience in Accounts, Computer Software, Economics, Engineering, Management, Science, Technology, Research & Development and Qulaity systems. Author of over 60 Application Research papers. Currently a free-lance consultant in ISO Quality Systems, Socio-Economic development acceleration, Innovative software designs. Can answer any question in Theoritical/Applied-economics with an in-depth and innovative dimension. I DO NOT ANSWER : 1. STATISTICAL data & analysis. 2. PRIVATE questions, as they do not appear for PUBLIC view & search 3. Examination & Project report oriented questions. Website http://www.drvsrs.com |
Hello Amanda, your confusion is perfectly understandable - and legitimate. It stems from the misuse of saying "unemployment rose by 1%" or "unemployment fell by "2% opposed to last year" when the
Hello Michael, China (and others) holds US debt by having purchased US Treasury bonds, i.e. by having given the US Treasury a loan in exchange of the promise to be repaid in e.g. 30 years and by annual
Hi, Michael-- Thank you for a couple of interesting questions. I don't know how the economy in Singapore works, so I can't comment in your country's context. But let me try to explain in a way that
Randy, you've asked a complicated question. I'm 3,000 miles from home right now, and I'm working. Therefore, I'll have to defer answering until I'm back in my office. That will be in a couple of days.
OK, Heri. Here we go. Let me start with a basic statement about economics: it's the study of choice. Choices have consequences. I assume we're OK so far, but let me know if you have a question with

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