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This document provides an overview of macroeconomics lecture 10 on saving, investment, and the financial system. It discusses ideas and innovations, and how ideas have increasing returns and can multiply through interactions. It also covers how intellectual property like patents can incentivize innovation through temporary monopolies, and notes some factors that can increase the number of new ideas like education, property rights, and political stability.
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Principle #3: Rational People Think at the Margin.
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- 7. A candle loses nothing by lighting another candle - John Heller
- 9. Economics of Ideas Profits motivate Share without losing value Benefit but not pay Government encourage Larger market, more incentive
- 10. Why are apps so cheap? Large fixed cost Zero marginal cost Huge market
- 11. 1.2 billion $1 million $1 sell 2 million $2 million Profit $1 million
- 12. Research and Development $11.5 billion a year
- 14. Intellectual Financial Physical Human Culture Entrepreneur make more ideas? patents copyrights education dignity respect
- 15. Flying Shuttle Single most important invention launching the Industrial Revolution
- 16. John Kay Steve Jobs
- 17. Economics of Ideas Imitators drive innovators out of the market Patents 20 year monopoly
- 19. Incentives dignity property rights honest government political stability rule of law
- 20. Increase the number of ideas per hour? ideas for making it easier to create more ideas
- 22. Intellectual Financial Physical Human Culture Entrepreneur Stuff unorganized How we use our stuff The earth is full.. Organizing Intelligence Agency Creativity Likeness Value Bring Order to Chaos Making things smart to be agents D&C 104:17 intelligizing capitals
- 23. Saving, Investment, and the Financial System
- 25. How many marshmallows would you have in 24 hours if you started with one and they were doubled every 15 minutes?
- 26. 2 96 The number of marshmallows would fill 1,200 earths