📅 2025-01-13 — Session: Critical Assessment and Planning of Economic Theories
🕒 16:45–19:40
🏷️ Labels: Economic Theory, Macro Stability, Firm Dynamics, Content Strategy, Economic Models
📂 Project: Business
⭐ Priority: MEDIUM
Session Goal
The session aimed to critically assess and plan various economic theories and frameworks, focusing on firm size distributions, macroeconomic stability, and innovative economic models.
Key Activities
- Conducted a critical assessment of a blog post on firm size distributions and an article on small firms’ role in macroeconomic stability.
- Developed insights on prompt engineering for Retrieval-Augmented Generation (RAG).
- Proposed a blog post plan on rethinking economic volatility and aligning topics with economics writing expertise.
- Evaluated blog recommendations for economics writers.
- Explored novel economic frameworks, including microeconomic volatility and macroeconomic stability, and introduced the concept of ‘postponement’ in the context of the Law of Large Numbers.
Achievements
- Identified strengths and weaknesses in existing economic literature and proposed improvements.
- Planned content strategies for economic writing and blog posts.
- Developed new economic models and frameworks for better understanding economic dynamics.
Pending Tasks
- Further development of the proposed blog post on economic volatility.
- Implementation of the content strategy for economics writing.
- Continued exploration of the ‘postponement’ concept in economic aggregation.
Session Summary
This session was productive in critically assessing existing economic theories and planning new frameworks and content strategies. The focus was on improving understanding of macroeconomic stability and volatility through innovative models and writing strategies.