Goals for research

Adopt a Generalist Economics Approach: 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. I value flexibility, as it allows me to apply various models and frameworks depending on the specific context or problem being addressed in a non-linear approach. My broad knowledge base enables me to explore diverse topics, from market structures and fiscal policy to international trade and behavioral economics. I focus on practical application, prioritizing real-world problem-solving through data over purely theoretical models. By taking a holistic view, I ensure that I consider multiple factors and perspectives, leading to a more nuanced and comprehensive understanding of economic issues.
Improve My Writing, Analytical, and Research Skills: This blog will serve as a platform to refine my ability to articulate ideas, conduct thorough research, and analyze complex topics. By engaging deeply with the subject matter, I'll strengthen my critical thinking and communication skills.
Build a Professional Presence: By consistently posting well-researched content focused on generalist economics, I aim to establish a timeline that showcases my knowledge and commitment.

These goals will keep this research aligned with my mission and prevent me from straying off course. Documenting my research and thoughts on economics will allow me to assess the quality of my ideas, track progress, and learn from both successes and failures which leads to redirection. By sharing these experiences, I hope to not only further my own growth but also inspire others to take calculated risks, pursue their goals, and deepen their understanding of the topics I explore.