Reply if you have some type of business background or education. I am wondering specifcaly if anybody has some type of degree in economics?
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Eh. I do not have a degree in it. However all my college electives were economics and I am only a few credits away from a degree.
I am a few credits away from too many freaking degrees.
Anyways, what do you want to know?
I have an AS in Business going towards a BS in International Business. I'm also the stock/product/inventory supervisor at a store. Not quite what you're looking for, but I do have some knowledge about Economics (micro-, macro-, international development, case studies, etc.)
What's up?
I was wondering what you guys were told about supply side vs Keynesian? A course I took said that they are good for different things.
Also I want to make a algorithm for buying and selling stock automatically.
Pardon the slow reply, I honestly forgot about this.
Anyways, Supply and Keynesian are close to opposite schools of thought.
Supply side believes that demand is more or less irrelevant, producers and supply is where the true driving force of the economy is. Also known as a "top down" school of thought.
Keynesian believes that supply is more or less irrelevant, consumers and demand is where the true driving force of the economy is. Also known as a "bottom up" school of thought.
As for what's good and what's not, it's actually down to opinion and a bajillion different factors. I personally don't think being completely one or the other is a good idea in 99.999% of situations.