Here is a question to consider: Is there a wealth bubble? When monetary resources are tied up in banks, investor accounts, and savings, does this in some sense create a bubble that inhibits economic flow and productivity? AB — 21 August 2009
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Someone with a critical eye might look at Bubbleconomics as a negative endeavor. So this is a valid question: Are we just mouthing off about how bad the human economics system is, or do we offer solutions? One answer to that is that Bubbleconomics is very much an exploratory project. Our ideas are in discovery [...]
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It seems useful to identify several levels of economic bubbles: Personal bubble: The economic bubble formed by an individual or a family created and maintained by self-interested behavior (See “Defining terms in Bubbleconomics“) Microbubble: An economic bubble formed on a relatively small level, such as in a limited geographic location or niche market Macrobubble: A [...]
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