How Economists Figure Things Out, Organizing Economic Methods
Andrius: Marcus and all, this is a list of Wikipedia pages for us to go through to see which contain important examples of ways that economist figure things out.
Collecting Examples from the Wikipedia list Economic methodology
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- 2 = useful content but can skip
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Organized pages (organized by Andrius)
Description of economic participant
Unorganized pages
- Applied economics
- Armchair theorizing
- Causation in economics
- Economics imperialism
- Heterogeneity in economics
- McCloskey critique
- Methodology of econometrics
- Normative economics
- Pluralism in economics
- Positive economics
- Problems with economic models
- Rational choice model
- Representative agent
- Rethinking Economics
- Robustness (economics)
- Structural estimation
- Stylized fact
- Sunspots (economics)
- Vicarious problem-solving
- Balances Mechanics
- Audit study
- Becker–DeGroot–Marschak method
- Peter Bossaerts
- Credibility revolution
- Crypto-trading hamster
- Experimental finance
- Fair division experiments
- Participatory budgeting experiments
- Utility assessment
- Kay-Yut Chen
- Yan Chen (economist)
- Rachel Croson
- Catherine C. Eckel
- Ernst Fehr
- Urs Fischbacher
- Charles A. Holt
- Magnus Johannesson
- Jonathan Levav
- Daniel Kahneman
- Andreas Ortmann
- Donald John Roberts
- Elisabet Rutström
- Orly Sade
- Eldar Shafir
- Vernon L. Smith
- Amos Tversky
- Adaptive expectations
- Asian Development Outlook
- Blue Chip Economic Indicators
- Canada's Food Price Report
- Consensus Economics
- Consensus forecast
- Crash Proof
- Dynamic Microsimulation Model of the Czech Republic
- Dynamic scoring
- ECB Survey of Professional Forecasters
- Economic Outlook (OECD publication)
- Electricity price forecasting
- Energy forecasting
- Global Monitoring Report (World Bank)
- Greenbook
- Implied open
- Indigo Era
- ITEM club
- Livingston Survey
- National Institute of Economic and Industry Research
- Nowcasting (economics)
- Quantile regression averaging
- Reference class forecasting
- Scottish Fiscal Commission
- Stock market prediction
- Survey of Professional Forecasters
- Wall Street Journal Economic Survey
- Western Blue Chip Economic Forecast
- Bull (stock market speculator)
- Market correction
- Rally (stock market)
- Behavioral economics
- Behavioral strategy
- Black Saturday (1983)
- Calendar effect
- Demand shock
- Economic expansion
- Economic stagnation
- The Elliott Wave Theorist
- Financial Markets and Portfolio Management
- Global recession
- Grand supercycle
- Magic formula investing
- Mean reversion (finance)
- Organizational economics
- Post-PC era
- Price monitoring
- Quantitative behavioral finance
- Secular stagnation
- Sell in May
- Shock (economics)
- Spending wave
- Stock market bubble
- Value investing
- January barometer
- January effect
- Mark Twain effect
- Santa Claus rally
- Sell in May
- Stock market cycle
- United States presidential election cycle
- Economic expansion
- Economic miracle
- List of commodity booms
- Gay Nineties
- 1990s United States boom
- 2000s Turkish economic boom
- Anatolian Tigers
- Baltic Tiger
- Celtic Tiger
- Dutch Golden Age
- Economic liberalisation in India
- Belarusian economic miracle
- Chinese economic reform
- Elizabethan era
- Four Asian Tigers
- Gilded Age
- Greek economic miracle
- Gulf Tiger
- Italian economic miracle
- Japanese economic miracle
- Lawson Boom
- Massachusetts Miracle
- Mexican miracle
- Miracle of Chile
- Miracle on the Han River
- Nanjing decade
- Post–World War II economic expansion
- Record years
- Roaring 1980s
- Roaring Twenties
- Shenzhen speed
- Spanish miracle
- Taiwan Miracle
- Tatra Tiger
- Tiger Cub Economies
- Tiger economy
- Trente Glorieuses
- Turkish economic boom in 2000s
- Wirtschaftswunder
- Colorado Mining Boom (75 P)
- Gold rush (9 C, 16 P)
- Oil boom
- Colorado Mining Boom
- Gold rushes
- Housing bubble
- List of commodity booms
- 2000s energy crisis
- 2008 financial crisis
- 2015–2016 stock market selloff
- Agflation
- AI winter
- Asset price inflation
- Baltic states housing bubble
- Beanie Babies
- Bern banking crisis of 1720
- Biflation
- Canal Mania
- Carbon bubble
- Carnation Gold Rush
- Chinese stock bubble of 2007
- Corporate debt bubble
- Cryptocurrency bubble
- Dot-com bubble
- Dubai housing crash in 2009
- Dubai Science Park
- Encilhamento
- Everything bubble
- Extraordinary Popular Delusions and the Madness of Crowds
- Financial crisis
- Green bubble
- Higher education bubble in the United States
- Hollow Sword Blade Company
- Home equity protection
- Japanese asset price bubble
- Mississippi Company
- Nifty Fifty
- Plank Road Boom
- Poseidon bubble
- Railway Mania
- Reflation
- Silver Thursday
- Social media stock bubble
- South Sea Company
- Stock market bubble
- 1990–1994 Swedish financial crisis
- Tulip mania
- Unicorn bubble
- Uranium bubble of 2007
- Usury
- Video game crash of 1983
- Wall Street crash of 1929
- Real-estate bubble
- Dot-com bubble
- South Sea Bubble
- Usury
- Economic antisemitism
- League Against Usury
- Loans and interest in Judaism
- Predatory mortgage securitization
- Predatory mortgage servicing
- Usury Act 1660
- Vix pervenit
- Beta (finance)
- Book value
- Business valuation standard
- Butler-Pinkerton model
- Capital gain
- Cash flow
- Clean surplus accounting
- Earnings before interest and taxes
- Earnings before interest, taxes, depreciation and amortization
- Earnings per share
- Economic value added
- Enterprise value
- Equity value
- Expected commercial value
- Factoring (finance)
- First Chicago method
- Forecast period (finance)
- Goldman Sachs asset management factor model
- Growth stock
- Market value added
- Mid-year adjustment
- Monetary hawk and dove
- Net income per employee
- Net operating assets
- Net operating profit after taxes
- Non-operating income
- Period of financial distress
- Present value of growth opportunities
- Price optimization
- Public float
- Residual income valuation
- Restricted stock
- Risk-adjusted net present value
- Shares outstanding
- Short interest ratio
- Stock valuation
- The Superinvestors of Graham-and-Doddsville
- Terminal value (finance)
- Total Beta
- Accounting liquidity
- Accounting rate of return
- Added value
- Alpha (finance)
- AlphaIC
- Altman Z-score
- Asset turnover
- Average accounting return
- Average propensity to consume
- Average propensity to save
- Basic Earnings Per Share
- Beneish M-score
- Beta (finance)
- Bias ratio
- Bid-to-cover ratio
- Buffett indicator
- Calmar ratio
- Capital adequacy ratio
- Capital recovery factor
- Capitalization rate
- CASA ratio
- Cash conversion cycle
- Cash return on capital invested
- Cash-flow return on investment
- Cost accrual ratio
- Current ratio
- Cyclically adjusted price-to-earnings ratio
- Days in inventory
- Days payable outstanding
- Days sales outstanding
- Debt ratio
- Debt service coverage ratio
- Debt service ratio
- Debt-to-capital ratio
- Debt-to-equity ratio
- Debt-to-income ratio
- Debtor collection period
- Debtor days
- Deleveraging
- Dividend cover
- Dividend payout ratio
- Dividend yield
- DuPont analysis
- Earnings per share
- Earnings yield
- Economy monetization
- Effective gross income
- Efficiency ratio
- Envy ratio
- Equity ratio
- EV/GCI
- Enterprise value-to-sales ratio
- EV/Ebitda
- Expense ratio
- Feed ratio
- Financial result
- Fixed-asset turnover
- Greeks (finance)
- Gross margin
- Hansen–Jagannathan bound
- High-yield stock
- Import ratio
- Incremental capital-output ratio
- Infection ratio
- Information ratio
- Inventory turnover
- Jaws ratio
- Leverage cycle
- Leverage ratio
- Like for like
- Loan-to-value ratio
- Loss ratio
- Market-Adjusted Performance Indicator
- Net capital outflow
- Net income per employee
- Net interest income
- Net interest margin
- Net interest spread
- Ohlson O-score
- Omega ratio
- Operating leverage
- Operating margin
- Operating ratio
- P/B ratio
- PEG ratio
- Price-to-cash flow ratio
- Price–earnings ratio
- Price–sales ratio
- Profit margin
- Put/call ratio
- Quick ratio
- Rachev ratio
- Rate of return
- Rate of return on a portfolio
- Rate of return pricing
- Receivables turnover ratio
- Reserve requirement
- Retention ratio
- Return of capital
- Return on assets
- Return on brand
- Return on capital
- Return on capital employed
- Return on equity
- Return on modeling effort
- Return on net assets
- Return on tangible equity
- Risk-adjusted return on capital
- Risk–return ratio
- Sales density
- Sharpe ratio
- Short interest ratio
- Social earnings ratio
- Social return on investment
- Sortino ratio
- Statutory liquidity ratio
- Sterling ratio
- Sustainable growth rate
- Sustainable return on investment
- Texas ratio
- Theoretical ex-rights price
- Times interest earned
- Tobin's q
- Total expense ratio
- Total revenue share
- Treynor ratio
- Upside potential ratio
- V2 ratio
- Yield gap
Yield
- Debt-to-GDP ratio
- Inverted yield curve
- Rate of profit
- Return on capital employed
- Return on investment
- Sharpe ratio
- Sortino ratio
- Total shareholder return
- Yield (finance)
- Yield to maturity
- Average true range
- Backtesting
- Breadth of market
- Breakout (technical analysis)
- Bull–bear line
- Candlestick pattern
- Capital gain
- Carhart four-factor model
- Certified Financial Technician
- Chart pattern
- Chartered Market Technician
- Chartist (occupation)
- CMT Association
- Covered option
- Currency strength
- Currency strength index
- Dead cat bounce
- Donchian channel
- Dow theory
- Drummond geometry
- Elliott wave principle
- The Elliott Wave Theorist
- User:Faismeen/sandbox
- Fibonacci retracement
- Flag and pennant patterns
- Gann angles
- Grand supercycle
- Head and shoulders (chart pattern)
- Hindenburg Omen
- International Federation of Technical Analysts
- Keltner channel
- MACD
- Market profile
- Market Rules to Remember
- Master of Financial Technical Analysis
- Momentum (finance)
- Money flow index
- Moving average
- Odd lotter
- Open interest
- Oscillator (technical analysis)
- Physics of financial markets
- Point and figure chart
- Price action trading
- Relative strength
- Saleability
- SKEW
- Smart Money Concepts
- Stochastic oscillator
- Swing trading
- Trend following
- True Range
- Typical price
- Ultimate oscillator
- VIX
- Volatility (finance)
- Volatility clustering
- Vortex indicator
- Walk forward optimization
- Candlestick pattern
- Chart overlays
- Chart pattern
- Financial charts
- Market indicators
- Technical analysis software
- Technical indicators
Mathematical and quantitative methods (economics)
- Affine term structure model
- Aggregate demand
- Applications of sensitivity analysis to multi-criteria decision making
- Bargaining
- Censored regression model
- Comparison of statistical packages
- Computable general equilibrium
- Computational economics
- Cooperative game theory
- Credibility revolution
- Cross-sectional study
- Decision theory
- Discrete choice
- Dynamic discrete choice
- Dynamical system
- Econometric model
- Economic data
- Economic equilibrium
- Economic forecasting
- Economic statistics
- Effect size
- Estimation theory
- Evolutionary game theory
- Existence theorem
- Experimental economics
- Experimental psychology
- Field experiment
- First-order approach
- Gross National Well-being
- Index (economics)
- Input–output model
- Kaniadakis exponential distribution
- Kaniadakis Gaussian distribution
- Kaniadakis logistic distribution
- Lagrange multiplier
- Market design
- Mathematical economics
- Mathematical model
- Mathiness
- Model selection
- Multi-attribute global inference of quality
- Neural network (machine learning)
- Non-cooperative game theory
- Nonparametric statistics
- Official statistics
- Operations research
- Mathematical optimization
- Panel data
- Poisson regression
- Probability distribution
- Qualitative economics
- Search and matching theory (economics)
- Semiparametric model
- Sensitivity analysis
- Sequential game
- Simulation
- Simulation decomposition
- Simulation modeling
- Simultaneous equations model
- Single-equation methods (econometrics)
- Stability theory
- Statactivism
- Statistical hypothesis test
- Statistics
- Stochastic game
- Stock sampling
- Survey sampling
- Survival analysis
- The Politics of Modelling, Numbers Between Science and Policy
- Time series
- Truncated regression model
- Waste input-output model
- Weighted product model
- Weighted sum model
- Choice modelling
- Analytic narrative
- Aumann's agreement theorem
- Bounded rationality
- Budget-maximizing model
- Congress: The Electoral Connection
- Ecological rationality
- Great Rationality Debate
- Homo economicus
- Homo reciprocans
- Intellect
- An Introduction to Karl Marx
- Less-is-more effect
- The Logic of Collective Action
- Making Sense of Marx
- Maximization (psychology)
- Pure sociology
- Rational addiction
- Rational choice institutionalism
- Rational egoism
- Satisficing
- Social Choice and Individual Values
- Social cost
- Social rationality
- Superrationality
- Michael Taylor (political scientist)
- Trade-off talking rational economic person
- Von Neumann–Morgenstern utility theorem
- Advocacy group
- Conflict of interest
- Public choice theorists
- Public–private partnership
- Bootleggers and Baptists
- Public choice
- Advocacy group
- Altruism theory of voting
- Benefit principle
- Budget-maximizing model
- Bundling (public choice)
- Bureaucratic drift
- The Calculus of Consent
- Classification of advocacy groups
- Clientelism
- Club good
- Coase theorem
- Collective action
- Collective action problem
- Crony capitalism
- Cronyism
- Antonio de Viti de Marco
- Director's law
- Dual mandate
- Earmark (politics)
- Economic rent
- Fiscal illusion
- Forced rider
- Government failure
- Gruppi di Acquisto Solidale
- Heresthetic
- The Logic of Collective Action
- Logrolling
- Median voter theorem
- Marcel van Meerhaeghe
- Methods used by advocacy groups
- The Myth of the Rational Voter
- Paradox of voting
- Political machine
- Pork barrel
- Preference revelation
- Privilege (law)
- Public interest theory
- Ranked voting
- Rated voting
- Rational choice institutionalism
- Rational ignorance
- Rational irrationality
- Red tape
- Regulatory capture
- Regulatory economics
- Rent extraction
- Rent-seeking
- Rent-setting
- Revolving door (politics)
- Separability problem
- Spin (propaganda)
- State capture
- Tax choice
- Tiebout model
- Virginia school of political economy
- Waffle-iron politics
- E. G. West
- White elephant
- Expected utility
- Goods (economics)
- Paradoxes in utility theory
- Utilitarianism
- Utility function types
- Interpersonal comparisons of utility
- Cardinal utility
- Classical general equilibrium model
- Corner solution
- Cost–utility analysis
- Debreu's representation theorems
- Discounted utility
- Endogenous preferences
- Entropic risk measure
- Entropic value at risk
- Epstein–Zin preferences
- Final utility
- Frisch elasticity of labor supply
- Goods
- Gossen's laws
- Gossen's second law
- Indifference curve
- Indifference price
- Intertemporal choice
- William Kamkwamba
- Marginal use
- Marginal utility
- Multiple-criteria decision analysis
- Ophelimity
- Ordinal utility
- Preference
- Preference (economics)
- Price-consumption curve
- Rank-dependent expected utility
- Reservation price
- Risk aversion
- Risk neutral preferences
- Risk-seeking
- Schedule delay
- Subjective theory of value
- TOPSIS
- Trade-off talking rational economic person
- Transferable utility
- Use value
- Utility assessment
- Utility maximization problem
- Utility representation theorem
- Von Neumann–Morgenstern utility theorem