well, it's almost the last stretch...just had two reports this morning (wc went relatively better than i expected, especially in Soceco where the group before me was reprimanded --- kasi naman, kala namin presentation of results lang, un pala full-blown defense na pala siya!)...hay so things to do (although i don't wanna do them):
1. Econometrics paper, Econometrics finals
2. Macro Hyperwage paper, macro finals (thank God I got out of the Orals because of the contest)
3. Soceco paper
4. Resem paper and presentation (wc we're trying to get out of)
5. Finance finals (argh)
6. Ecodev class project
yun...there has been another "incident" at the front of the school, the owner of one of the buildings there was shot, broad daylight...grabe, dami kayang students nun...ibang klase talaga...
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hyperwage theory of the Street Strategist? how did it come out in your class? tell me more. cheers
hello, sorry i was taken aback with your post, i thought my classmates are playing a joke on me :D anyway, we're just basically assigned to do a critique on your hyperwage series. it's a bit unfortunate that we have to pass it at the end of the semester so i don't have feedback from my teacher about the turn out in class (and what his opinion is in the matter). nonetheless, it is an interesting read to say the least...definitely got me into thinking (as you have guaranteed at the start of your series). it made me me wonder again on the result of the critique i made. i'll look into the result of the paper from my prof and i'll message you right after. thanks for stopping by, this is definitely a highlight of my blog :D
i think about 4 profs from UAP aske for the entire series. At any rate http://hyperwage.blogspot.com for the entire series. hope your classmates opened up their minds to the possibility that everything is cheap in the phils, so pricing is not the problem. it's just that the wages are low, and therefore no purchasing power. Therefore the solution is not lowering of prices but raising of wages. That's not anti-economics right?
hi, yup i was aware of your blog (it's where i downloaded your series and also a confirmation that it's really you who messaged me :D). our paper was done in our advanced macroeconomics class by Mr. Stephen Huang (to address your question earlier in my tagboard). basically, he was interested on how the students would integrate your theory in context of the different macro models that we learned in class. are you pushing your plans to make your series into a book?
i'm still a bit intrigued on how asymptotic hyperinflation would really happen. well i don't consider your statement (in your reply) anti-economics, although this is just my opinion (im just a struggling economics student still thinking of a good thesis topic). good timing, i should say with the announced minimum wage increase, to resurrect your discussion on wage mobility.
Yes, Im compiling the series into a book, the text is the one in the hyperwage blogspot. Once the book is out, I'll remove the text. I guess I have written down almost all ideas I have on Hyperwage. It's just a matter of the economists studying them seriously. For example: Asymptotic hyperinflation... try to imagine what the prices of all commodities would be when the maid's wages is P20,000 per month. And write down your estimates. You will find out there is a limit, and that limit is the current world market price... for cars, computers, rice, bread, gasoline, etc..
Pls join the hyperwage yahoogroups. email to hyperwage-subscribe@yahoogroups.com I am also thinking of a hyperwage congress... virtual or real congress.. any ideas for papers?
Also you may email me directly
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