Research
Goals for research
In my approach to economics, I embrace an interdisciplinary perspective, drawing from fields like sociology, political science, history, psychology, and physics to gain a well-rounded understanding of economic phenomena. This platform will serve to refine my ability to articulate ideas, conduct thorough research, and analyze complex topics.
Decision Making Methodology
Outlining Charles Munger complex decision-making process. His decision-making method is built on the great thinkers of history, has stood the test of time, and remains effective regardless of changing circumstances.
First Principles
From Aristotle to Ray Dalio, the evolution of first principles shows how this timeless concept has endured and been applied across centuries.
Sowell’s Economic Stage Thinking
Thomas Sowell's concept of stage thinking critiques the tendency of policymakers to focus only on the immediate, visible outcomes of a policy without considering its subsequent, long-term, and broader societal effects.
Maslow’s Hierarchy
How Maslow’s Hierarchy is used today and can it help solve societal issues through an economic lens.
Group Dynamics
Reviewing group dynamics through patterns of interaction and behavior within a group, influencing how members communicate, make decisions, and achieve goals. These dynamics are crucial for fostering effective collaboration and optimizing group performance.