Bajric Sanel
Ph.D. Economics & Computer Science
Tag Archives: Economic Models
Quantum Economics: An Innovative Approach to Predicting Market Behavior
In an ever-evolving global market, predicting market behavior can be likened to solving a complex puzzle. Economists have developed multiple models to forecast these intricate dynamics, yet none have been infallible. Recently, a novel approach emerged, applying quantum theory principles to economics: Quantum Economics. This innovative strategy offers a fresh perspective on forecasting market behavior….
Independent Research: Interplay of Quantum Technology and Free Market Principles – Insights from Friedman and Rand
This paper explores the profound interplay between quantum technology and free market principles, drawing insights from the works of Milton Friedman and Ayn Rand. An in-depth understanding of Friedman and Rand’s philosophies reveals the core tenets of free market capitalism and its moral groundwork. Through this lens, we delve into the burgeoning field of Quantum…
Keynesian Economics vs. Chicago School: A Comprehensive Comparative Analysis
In the field of economics, there are various schools of thought that dictate how we understand and interact with market forces. Two of the most influential of these are the Keynesian school and the Chicago school. These models have their distinct merits, demerits, and philosophical underpinnings, which can be traced back to the ideas of…
Quantum Economics Models: A Comprehensive Guide to a New Era in Economic Analysis
The world of economics has always been driven by models – frameworks that allow us to understand complex systems and predict future trends. As we venture further into the 21st century, a new type of economic model is emerging, one that incorporates principles from quantum physics: Quantum Economics Models. These models are fundamentally changing the…