Re:Incentives in economics are wrong, but how?
by tartoran on Friday June 11, 2021 @03:43PM
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Too much optimization reminds me of what happens when removing all slack from supply chains: when it fails it takes down the whole system. I'd leave some inefficiencies here and there, we're human after all. Of course, I'm not talking about gross inefficiencies. But are there any? By what measure?
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Re:Incentives in economics are wrong, but how?
by insert_coin on Friday June 11, 2021 @10:05PM
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There is only one that matters, the number of graduates working in a field unrelated to the degree.