I'm good at yelling about it, but not the theory or math part so much :P
i'm in Macroecon 101, do you think you can help me figure out what I can say about the unemployment crisis in the US/possible ways to solve it?
21stCentury
Some questions:
How long does the paper need to be?
Does your professor have a clear ideological bent?
Are you comfortable writing against the beliefs of your professor if your beliefs don't match?
What have you covered in Macro 101?
Generally you can trust Ronya on this, but my feeling is always to go simple and straight forward and not kvetch about which worldview you're working with. I.E. make the analysis and solution as simple as possible.
For me this generally means a Keynesian type framework that doesn't have any micro foundations.
It's not paper, it's, like, a page-long "essay" question.
My professor is firmly living in Reality (He is keynesian). I don't feel bad writing against his beliefs, or even mine.
We covered Aggregate Supply and demand, Unemployment, Inflation, How the Bank of Canada works and the monetary system and we ended with a brief overview of Budgets and Monetary policies, but we didn't see a lot, mostly just the Gov't Spending Multiplication effect.
What's your advice, Goum? It's probably gonna be above my level too, right? :P
As long as you understand what everything you just listed means, you can squeeze a page-long response to an article on unemployment no problem.
You got dis.
Allegedly a voice of reason.
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21stCenturyCall me Pixel, or Pix for short![They/Them]Registered Userregular
Also, I did the Multiple choice questions for the chapters we cover, since the prof is known to take those for the first half of his exams...
Went from 68% to 89% by studying today.
I feel confident about the multiple choice section.
I'm good at yelling about it, but not the theory or math part so much :P
i'm in Macroecon 101, do you think you can help me figure out what I can say about the unemployment crisis in the US/possible ways to solve it?
21stCentury
Some questions:
How long does the paper need to be?
Does your professor have a clear ideological bent?
Are you comfortable writing against the beliefs of your professor if your beliefs don't match?
What have you covered in Macro 101?
Generally you can trust Ronya on this, but my feeling is always to go simple and straight forward and not kvetch about which worldview you're working with. I.E. make the analysis and solution as simple as possible.
For me this generally means a Keynesian type framework that doesn't have any micro foundations.
It's not paper, it's, like, a page-long "essay" question.
My professor is firmly living in Reality (He is keynesian). I don't feel bad writing against his beliefs, or even mine.
We covered Aggregate Supply and demand, Unemployment, Inflation, How the Bank of Canada works and the monetary system and we ended with a brief overview of Budgets and Monetary policies, but we didn't see a lot, mostly just the Gov't Spending Multiplication effect.
What's your advice, Goum? It's probably gonna be above my level too, right? :P
As long as you understand what everything you just listed means, you can squeeze a page-long response to an article on unemployment no problem.
You got dis.
Yeah, i understand Unemployment, it's what happens when people are deadbeat and it's caused by government spending.
I'm good at yelling about it, but not the theory or math part so much :P
i'm in Macroecon 101, do you think you can help me figure out what I can say about the unemployment crisis in the US/possible ways to solve it?
21stCentury
Some questions:
How long does the paper need to be?
Does your professor have a clear ideological bent?
Are you comfortable writing against the beliefs of your professor if your beliefs don't match?
What have you covered in Macro 101?
Generally you can trust Ronya on this, but my feeling is always to go simple and straight forward and not kvetch about which worldview you're working with. I.E. make the analysis and solution as simple as possible.
For me this generally means a Keynesian type framework that doesn't have any micro foundations.
It's not paper, it's, like, a page-long "essay" question.
My professor is firmly living in Reality (He is keynesian). I don't feel bad writing against his beliefs, or even mine.
We covered Aggregate Supply and demand, Unemployment, Inflation, How the Bank of Canada works and the monetary system and we ended with a brief overview of Budgets and Monetary policies, but we didn't see a lot, mostly just the Gov't Spending Multiplication effect.
What's your advice, Goum? It's probably gonna be above my level too, right? :P
As long as you understand what everything you just listed means, you can squeeze a page-long response to an article on unemployment no problem.
You got dis.
Yeah, i understand Unemployment, it's what happens when people are deadbeat and it's caused by government spending.
Nailed it.
Allegedly a voice of reason.
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OnTheLastCastlelet's keep it haimish for the peripateticRegistered Userregular
Since you had some time, any thoughts on my essays/notes I sent you?
I posted some comments soon after in [chat], I thought!
Lemme dig them up again...
You did, just some quick thoughts. Wondered if you had any other thoughts since you said you were a bit busy.
I'm a little reluctant to formulate any disputes because I don't think the arguments are constructed to be solid inasmuch as to demonstrate a literature review. Which is fair. You said you don't write to your own views either. I still disagree with much of the two essays, as I remarked earlier, but any good literature review will generate that. Otherwise there's nothing to motivate further talk :rotate:
I will remark that the worldview taken is quite alien and the sensation I get often when reading political science talking about international trade - that the analysis is presuming a macroeconomics that deviates in important but subtle ways from any school of macro thought I know - lurks in both papers. Given that economists talking about the political aspects of international trade seem quite content to handwave as well, I sometimes wonder whether the lack of mutual awareness is leading us to miss something obvious.
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Okay, I think i'm ready for my final tomorrow. Only thing left is to decide what song I want playing in my head while i do it.
Right now, i have Another Winter from the Scott Pilgrim video game in my head, but should I go for a classic 8-bit song like the Moon from Ducktales? Or perhaps go for something more classic rock, like Hotel California?
Ah, so many songs I could have stuck in my head, but which one's the right one for tomorrow?
Okay, I think i'm ready for my final tomorrow. Only thing left is to decide what song I want playing in my head while i do it.
Right now, i have Another Winter from the Scott Pilgrim video game in my head, but should I go for a classic 8-bit song like the Moon from Ducktales? Or perhaps go for something more classic rock, like Hotel California?
Ah, so many songs I could have stuck in my head, but which one's the right one for tomorrow?
I'm good at yelling about it, but not the theory or math part so much :P
i'm in Macroecon 101, do you think you can help me figure out what I can say about the unemployment crisis in the US/possible ways to solve it?
21stCentury
Some questions:
How long does the paper need to be?
Does your professor have a clear ideological bent?
Are you comfortable writing against the beliefs of your professor if your beliefs don't match?
What have you covered in Macro 101?
Generally you can trust Ronya on this, but my feeling is always to go simple and straight forward and not kvetch about which worldview you're working with. I.E. make the analysis and solution as simple as possible.
For me this generally means a Keynesian type framework that doesn't have any micro foundations.
It's not paper, it's, like, a page-long "essay" question.
My professor is firmly living in Reality (He is keynesian). I don't feel bad writing against his beliefs, or even mine.
We covered Aggregate Supply and demand, Unemployment, Inflation, How the Bank of Canada works and the monetary system and we ended with a brief overview of Budgets and Monetary policies, but we didn't see a lot, mostly just the Gov't Spending Multiplication effect.
What's your advice, Goum? It's probably gonna be above my level too, right? :P
REMEMBER: COVER ALL THE PERSPECTIVES YOU WERE TAUGHT FIRST
before wandering off into pet argument land
this is something enthusiastic undergraduates will easily forget
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I'm good at yelling about it, but not the theory or math part so much :P
i'm in Macroecon 101, do you think you can help me figure out what I can say about the unemployment crisis in the US/possible ways to solve it?
21stCentury
Some questions:
How long does the paper need to be?
Does your professor have a clear ideological bent?
Are you comfortable writing against the beliefs of your professor if your beliefs don't match?
What have you covered in Macro 101?
Generally you can trust Ronya on this, but my feeling is always to go simple and straight forward and not kvetch about which worldview you're working with. I.E. make the analysis and solution as simple as possible.
For me this generally means a Keynesian type framework that doesn't have any micro foundations.
It's not paper, it's, like, a page-long "essay" question.
My professor is firmly living in Reality (He is keynesian). I don't feel bad writing against his beliefs, or even mine.
We covered Aggregate Supply and demand, Unemployment, Inflation, How the Bank of Canada works and the monetary system and we ended with a brief overview of Budgets and Monetary policies, but we didn't see a lot, mostly just the Gov't Spending Multiplication effect.
What's your advice, Goum? It's probably gonna be above my level too, right? :P
REMEMBER: COVER ALL THE PERSPECTIVES YOU WERE TAUGHT FIRST
before wandering off into pet argument land
this is something enthusiastic undergraduates will easily forget
hah, i will make the most rambling 1 page essay ever. it will be glorious!
I'm trying out a Foundry mission right now. It's as scripted as an STO quest tends to be, but it's pretty imaginative and it's making me think I'd love a shot and creating a scripted STO questline myself.
My Dad taught me that the best song to have stuck in your head, and the one guaranteed to get all other songs out of your head, is the Hockey Night in Canada Theme. Not the new one, the old classic. You know the one?
That is the song you want!
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OnTheLastCastlelet's keep it haimish for the peripateticRegistered Userregular
Every time I touch myself, an angel grows a dick.
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I'm trying out a Foundry mission right now. It's as scripted as an STO quest tends to be, but it's pretty imaginative and it's making me think I'd love a shot and creating a scripted STO questline myself.
My Dad taught me that the best song to have stuck in your head, and the one guaranteed to get all other songs out of your head, is the Hockey Night in Canada Theme. Not the new one, the old classic. You know the one?
That is the song you want!
I never watched Hockey Night in Canada. Hockey isn't my thing. :?
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my coworker got one, pretty snazzy
I ran off to play Dwarf Fortress instead but I like this post a lot.
As long as you understand what everything you just listed means, you can squeeze a page-long response to an article on unemployment no problem.
You got dis.
Went from 68% to 89% by studying today.
I feel confident about the multiple choice section.
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No she doesn't.
Taylor Swift does not have that.
Yeah, i understand Unemployment, it's what happens when people are deadbeat and it's caused by government spending.
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Though girl is mad tall, that ain't for me
If so, i feel proud!
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Nailed it.
endless space has some p fun MP. i did it with skips.
Aw shucks.
I'll make a baconator cake in your honor.
Which way you perceive this relationship massively affects your experience in the afterlife.
I have previously Dorfed!
But I wasn't really Dorfing today. I was actually inspired my Deebaser to observe strangers and report on / analyse their behaviour.
... Typing that out makes it sound creepy.
I'm a little reluctant to formulate any disputes because I don't think the arguments are constructed to be solid inasmuch as to demonstrate a literature review. Which is fair. You said you don't write to your own views either. I still disagree with much of the two essays, as I remarked earlier, but any good literature review will generate that. Otherwise there's nothing to motivate further talk :rotate:
I will remark that the worldview taken is quite alien and the sensation I get often when reading political science talking about international trade - that the analysis is presuming a macroeconomics that deviates in important but subtle ways from any school of macro thought I know - lurks in both papers. Given that economists talking about the political aspects of international trade seem quite content to handwave as well, I sometimes wonder whether the lack of mutual awareness is leading us to miss something obvious.
Right now, i have Another Winter from the Scott Pilgrim video game in my head, but should I go for a classic 8-bit song like the Moon from Ducktales? Or perhaps go for something more classic rock, like Hotel California?
Ah, so many songs I could have stuck in my head, but which one's the right one for tomorrow?
Check out my site, the Bismuth Heart | My Twitter
Love rescinded.
:P
I agree with all these comics
but presumably not for the reasons the author intended
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
it's britney bitch
badum dum dum dum dum
REMEMBER: COVER ALL THE PERSPECTIVES YOU WERE TAUGHT FIRST
before wandering off into pet argument land
this is something enthusiastic undergraduates will easily forget
I hear cowards die many deaths but the valiant taste death only once!
Sluts die many little deaths
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
hah, i will make the most rambling 1 page essay ever. it will be glorious!
Check out my site, the Bismuth Heart | My Twitter
Now you are on the path to understanding meat-related death, my child.
La petite mort
My Dad taught me that the best song to have stuck in your head, and the one guaranteed to get all other songs out of your head, is the Hockey Night in Canada Theme. Not the new one, the old classic. You know the one?
That is the song you want!
Request: Teach me your meatbag ways, master.
do you kiss spock yes or yes
or, y'know, doing both
not like they're mutually exclusive or anything
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
Damn quote trees.
Also I'm very excited to meet ed.
I never watched Hockey Night in Canada. Hockey isn't my thing. :?
Check out my site, the Bismuth Heart | My Twitter
nice beautiful css
outlook munges it completely
the "no true scotch man" fallacy.
I heard that motherfucker has like.....20 goddamn dicks.