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There's something very powerful behind incentives level thinking, it really does push you into second and third order effects and meta level interactions to thi
by jxramos 3y ago
There's something very powerful behind incentives level thinking, it really does push you into second and third order effects and meta level interactions to think "if this then what next". I've been wanting to step up my level of engaging and contemplating incentives in the generic.
- dopeboy 3y agoSame here. If you find some literature about it that you're willing to share, would love to read and swap notes.
- ipnon 3y agoRead an introduction to economics textbooks. Use one from a popular MOOC syllabus. Cowen and Tabarrok is a great example. Once you can turn everything into a model and an equilibrium the biggest systems of the world become much clearer.