Prospects, theories and other great shit Flashcards

1
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Money

A

is used to count

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2
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Interest

A

is the price of money

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3
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National bank

A

regulates the amount of money

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4
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Phases of money creation

A

1: you have money, a part you invest and the other part you keep as liquidity
2: invested corporation pays workers and they bring it to the bank
3: invest again

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5
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T reserve rate

A

percent of reserved money (liquidity)

x/t is the amount of money

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6
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created money

A

x + (x - t) + (x - t)2 + ….

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7
Q

free float

A

no fixed price on things

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8
Q

The cause of inflation

A

people don’t trust

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9
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conditions for money

A

Accaptence as money by everyone
Durability
Devideability
Intrinsic value

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10
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Risk

A

is the potential of gaining or losing something of value.

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11
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Sig Sigma

A

Find the cause of defects and mistakes and remove or solve them

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12
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Prospect theory

A

irrational choices; we have biases like base rate neglect and the conjunction rule

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13
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nudges

A

Reinforcement
punishment heigten accesibility
or education

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14
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Paternalism

A

the choice architetecture work to make peoples lives better. People with more knowledge

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15
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Libertarianism

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the choice architects create conditions without forcing people, to make them choose themselves: nudge e.g.

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16
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Exponential discounting

A

Samuelson.

17
Q

Exponential discounting

A

Samuelson.

18
Q

Anchoring bias

A

to rely too heavily on the first piece of information offered.

19
Q

Rational choice theory

A

assumes people maximize advantages and minimize losses, contradictory to the Bound

20
Q

Bound rationality

A

assumes people are limited by cognititive, we dont seek to maximize benefits, we look for satisficying shit.

21
Q

Management by objective

A

Drucker:
ROCME

organisational objectives
Cascade to employees
Monitor
evaluate
reward; beginning