Economics datamining thread.
>Which school of economic thought do you feel you adhere to the closest? Austrian, Chicago, Neoclassical, Classical, Keynes, Marx?
>Which theory of value? Labor, subjective, cost, utils?
>Which theory of interest? Colorless, productivity, abstinence (PTPT), liquidity, renumeration, or exploitation?
>Which theory of the business cycle? Government control of the money supply? Animal spirits? Poorly regulated financial sector? Capitalism itself?
>Which theory of the entrepreneur? Knight's risk, Schumpeter's innovation, or Kirzner's alertness?
>Which theory of economic equilibrium? Mainstream "Consider a collection of demand curves that are monotonic…," the Austrian ERE, Hulsmann's counterfactuals, or Lachmann's notion that equilibrium does not exist?
>Which monetary standard? Gold standard, greenback, Bitcoin, labor-backed, fiat, or denationalized money?
>Which trade policy? Mercantilism, 'managed' trade, or free trade?
>Would you agree more with Say or Keynes?
>Are copyrights and patents a good idea?
>Are occupational licenses a good idea?
>Are minimum wage controls a good idea?
>Are other price controls (e.g., rent control) a good idea?
>Are worker unions a good idea?
>Are guilds a good idea?
>Are monopolies created by or destroyed by capitalism? Should the government have a role w.r.t monopolies?
>Which should or shouldn't be paid for by the government, or to what extent? Education, healthcare, housing, science, military, food, water, internet, telephone, roads, airports, ports, courts, pensions, weights/measures, post office?
>Which industries need regulation, and to what extent? Doctors, dentists, telecoms, finance?