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Después de varios intentos, rechazos y aprendizajes, hoy puedo decir que fui aceptado en 2 propedéuticos en México 🇲🇽 y 2 maestrías en Barcelona 🇪🇸✨ Valió la pena no rendirse 🚀📚

Robert Solow: "Todo le recuerda a Milton [Friedman] la oferta monetaria. Bueno, a mí todo me recuerda al sexo, pero lo mantengo fuera de mis papers" Una manera ingeniosa de recomendar no incluir sesgos ideológicos en análisis económicos.

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@bogensergio @porqueTTarg Mas bien usa la propiedad algebraica de desarrollar la potencia al cuadrado de n+1

"Invento" Porque una brasileña llamada Júlia Pimentel, de 11 años, creó una fórmula simple para calcular la raíz cuadrada y salió en una revista científica.

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Today's problem for you 😎

Unemployment insurance is usually justified on the grounds that people are unable to smooth their consumption fully across periods. This is a striking argument that, actually, unemployment insurance could be welfare-increasing even with perfect borrowing markets! 1/

You can access all the presentations from the different sessions of the I Banco de España LatAm Economic Forum here: bde.es/wbe/es/noticia… Highly recommended — the level of discussion was truly outstanding. Thank you all for participating, and see you at the next edition!

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Just wanted to know why government deficits are bad…how is this economics?! lol

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Vivir en la #CDMX se ha vuelto difícil. 1. El tráfico fuera de control de manera permanente. El tiempo que inviertes en traslados es absurdo. 2. La vida cada vez es más cara. 3. La autoridad ausente. No hay día que no vea policías que lejos de ayudar a resolver el caos, son causantes de más desorden. 4. La gente cada día más agresiva, incluso violenta. Diario veo pleitos, gritos, cerrones, agresiones constantes. Hay cero tolerancia. 5. Los espacios públicos se están perdiendo poco a poco. Y ni se diga de los servicios públicos, 6. Ya hasta el clima se ha complicado, se ha vuelto extremoso, mucho calor, mucha lluvia. Desde luego tiene cosas muy positivas como excelente gastronomía y grandes eventos. Pero en el día a día no son los que prevalecen.

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"You need a separate tool for binary outcome" "You need a tool for prediction" "You need a tool for adjusting for covariates" Economists:

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Two books anyone who opined on economics should read:

Many problems in modern economic theory arise from a weak understanding of accounting and the System of National Accounts. A classic example is the identity “investment = saving.” At first glance, it may seem that these are two different macroeconomic categories, and that the only question is the direction of causality: which comes first, saving or investment? But this way of posing the question is already misleading. In a simple closed model, national product on the expenditure side is exhausted by consumption goods and investment goods: Y ≡ C + I Saving is defined as the part of income not spent on consumption: S ≡ Y − C Substitute the first identity into the second: S ≡ (C + I) − C Therefore: S ≡ I In other words, S ≡ I is derived not from the behavior of agents, but from the definition of national income. At the aggregate level, this does not mean that someone first “accumulated savings” and then used them to finance investment. It means something else: if investment goods have been produced and purchased, an equal amount of saving automatically appears in the accounts. In other words, saving in the SNA is not a prior fund for investment, but the accounting record of investment already undertaken. For more on this, see: Basil J. Moore, Shaking the Invisible Hand, ch. 7, “Saving is the Accounting Record of Investment,” pp. 156–173; esp. p. 170 and note 33, p. 497.

Four books for anyone who opines on economics

Very valuable! "Quantitative Finance: An Introduction to Investments, Asset Pricing, and Derivatives" by Johan Walden. "A graduate-level, mathematically rigorous introduction to the tools, methods, and approaches used in contemporary quantitative finance" "The book focuses on a number of classical models and theories in quantitative finance and covers selected advanced and newer topics in its final section. Proofs and in-depth theoretical results within quantitative finance appear throughout the book along with examples and end-of-chapter exercises to facilitate and support the learning process." amzn.to/4tDVoBe