easy money, i’m its host, mikhail khanov, and today we’re going to figure it out.ander, what do you think, so much attention is paid to shering economics that such serious people, the director of the center, doctor of economics, pays so much attention to this in his work, and this is a global trend, we cannot bypass it. there were the foundations for the sharing economy or sharing economy, how its consumption, as we see it, has developed over the last few decades, goods, services, that is, someone must produce them, someone can. these may be those who inform about the availability of relevant goods or services or inform about the relevant buyers, that is, in classical economics, when we have quite a lot of, as we economists say, different economic agents, who also look at transaction costs, costs, a little differently, to producers, to relevant agencies, to intermediaries, and so on further. zeros, there were no it platforms, what was there for collective consumption? first of all , it... could be housing, it could be a worker sharing a crust of bread, for example,

hello, this is the easy money podcast, i’m its host, mikhail khanov.est, anton suvorov, economist, rector of the russian economic school. hello, antonevich, hello, mikhail. we recently discussed the topic of behavioral inflation, when a group of people or a whole class of people influences the prices of certain goods or groups of goods. but, probably, it’s right to talk with you, as a professional, as a professor, about fundamental values ​​and, uh, about rational human behavior, what does rational behavior mean from the point of view of economists? well, first of all, this is the assumption that a person knows what is best for him and what is worse, the second assumption is that a person... makes a reasonable choice and always chooses the best alternatives available. the position of classical economists or adherents of behavioral economics? this is a methodological assumption in classical economics: classical economics is a very mathematical discipline, it is structured as a set of mathematical models, which , based on the assumption that rational eco

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hello, this is the easy money podcast, i’m its host, mikhail khanov.l, hello, hello, mikhail , we recently discussed on our podcast the topic of behavioral inflation, when a group of people or a whole class of people influences the prices of certain goods or groups of goods, but probably with you, as with professional, as with a professor, it is correct to talk about the fundamental meanings and premises of this term in general, as... decisions, especially financial ones, well, it seems that the assumption of rationality is not such a bad starting point, there is even a proverb: fish look where deeper, and people where it’s better, but in general, that it’s not like - rational. another thing is that, indeed, systematically, in the early seventies of the last century , a certain stream of works appeared that stated systematic deviations from rationality, systematic in the sense that they are predictable, well, let me start with a specific example, so as not to be unfounded, most people are characterized by excessive self-confidence, well, in what, for e

mikhail khanov, today our guest is igor anatolyevich sokolov, a russian scientist, academician of thets? there is some kind of classification. who create gadgets, automatic platforms on which it is based, this is the main mass manifestation of these same methods and technologies, and these are, of course, the main it specialists, but there are also other it specialists , those who use this tool in their everyday life, well, probably, this is any person you are preparing for the computational mathematics faculty, since the faculty of computational mathematics. cybernetics is part of moscow university, moscow university is , first of all, a traditional fundamental classical university, so of course our main task is to still respond to the challenge and prepare scientists, those people, people who, those specialists, who are at least potentially ready to conduct scientific research, we teach this, guys, so i would like to ask a few words about... the most famous graduates or there is a cohort of vmk graduates, because i recently found out that with...

hello, this is the easy money podcast, i its presenter is mikhail khanov, and today we are going to figure and technological forecasting of the institute of statistical research and economics of knowledge of the higher school of economics, alexander chulok, hello alexander, how difficult is yours? at all. the barter economy of sharing consumption, as we see it, has been developing over the past few decades; now one of the classical definitions implies that it is an economy collective use, but at the same time the use of something, goods, services, that is, someone must produce them, someone can consume them, intermediaries, intermediaries here can fade into the background, this is its such an interesting feature, why exactly are we intermediaries, sellers or whoever, who are the intermediaries here, it could be sellers, it could be. those who inform about the availability of relevant goods or services or inform about relevant buyers, that is, in classical economics, when we have quite a lot, like we are economists , we say, different economic agents who build their business models on trans

khanov, today we have a very relevant topic, loans, how to try to take them, how to take them correctlyf introduction personal finance. hello, anastasia. hello, mikhail. you and i know the statistics very well; the head of the center bank, elvira schevzanovna biulina, even told us about this, expressing concern that everything is higher. and higher levels of debt among the population, what is this? that is, when people take out loans in order to repay previous loans , they are now drawn into this process, like a race, like some kind of competition, partly with themselves and their psychology, the most important question is: is it possible to pay off loans, when it already seems like a snowball has fallen on you, and how to do it? you can pay off and, probably, the first step is to admit that you are in a hole, as they say... one more loan, close it and then somehow this is the idea that okay, i’ll take it now , everything will resolve, or maybe well, i don’t know, a miracle will happen, huh, that’s what prevents people from taking a sober, honest look at the situation, yes, it may be pa

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