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How Default Probability Affects Returns On Loans, Lester G. Telser
How Default Probability Affects Returns On Loans, Lester G. Telser
Lester G Telser
Even the simplest kind of default as an independent random event poses difficulties. The correct formulas for the nominal return on a default free loan and the revisions to apply for a loan that may default follow from 2 assumptions. 1. A good now is better than a good later because survival from now to later is not sure. 2. Private loans occur only if the probability of default does not exceed an upper bound set by the reciprocal of the nominal return on a default free loan. This upper bound makes sense if and only if the nominal interest …
The Actual Economy Versus A Fictional Economy, Lester G. Telser
The Actual Economy Versus A Fictional Economy, Lester G. Telser
Lester G Telser
This note describes some practical problems of the actual economy ignored by the standard theory
An Economist's Analysis Of The Voting Paradox, Lester G. Telser
An Economist's Analysis Of The Voting Paradox, Lester G. Telser
Lester G Telser
It has been said that democracy is the worst form of government except all the others that have been tried. The best argument against democracy is a five-minute conversation with the average voter. Winston Churchill
Non Profit Suppliers Of Higher Education: Corollaries, Lester G. Telser
Non Profit Suppliers Of Higher Education: Corollaries, Lester G. Telser
Lester G Telser
The American Association for the Advancement of Science bills Harvard University $26,675 for a one year subscription to their weekly publication Science. That anon profit suppliers of higher education is willing to pay such amounts far above the true incremental cost of supplying it with such publications is a corollary of the economic explanation of their behavior. Nonprofit Organizations JEL L30
Digital Storage In The Computer Age And The Irish Potato Famine, Lester G. Telser
Digital Storage In The Computer Age And The Irish Potato Famine, Lester G. Telser
Lester G Telser
Intransitivity Shown By An Assignment Problem, Lester G. Telser
Intransitivity Shown By An Assignment Problem, Lester G. Telser
Lester G Telser
Ricardian Rent Explains Costs Of Elite Colleges, Lester G. Telser
Ricardian Rent Explains Costs Of Elite Colleges, Lester G. Telser
Lester G Telser
Modern Economics In The Modern World, Lester G. Telser
Modern Economics In The Modern World, Lester G. Telser
Lester G Telser
A commodity is a creature of society, its traditions, its experience and, when necessary, its laws. Society defines and controls the legitimate use of commodities almost without exceptions. The three main categories of commodities are private, semi private and non private. An eating apple is a private commodity, an airline seat is a semi private commodity and a computer software program is a non private commodity. This essay describes how modern economics treats these categories.
What Linear Models Of An Economy Can Teach Us, Lester G. Telser
What Linear Models Of An Economy Can Teach Us, Lester G. Telser
Lester G Telser
What Linear Models of an Economy Can Teach Us The best way to appreciate the importance of convexity in models of the economy is by a careful examination of a linear model. Because a linear model relies on von Neumann's Saddle Value Theorem, this Theorem is the starting point of the model for two reasons. First, it explains its original application to 2-person zero sum games and its use of mixed strategies. Second, it shows why mixed strategies mislead economic analysis of non convexity in production. The linear model of the economy is a valid application of the Saddle Value …
An Economy Is Not A Zero Sum Game: How Economics Uses Game Theory, Lester G. Telser
An Economy Is Not A Zero Sum Game: How Economics Uses Game Theory, Lester G. Telser
Lester G Telser
Economics Becomes A Science:1900-1999, Lester G. Telser
Economics Becomes A Science:1900-1999, Lester G. Telser
Lester G Telser
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