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*Solving supply (overproduction) by flex fab, with open knowhow and open sector enterprise. | *Solving supply (overproduction) by flex fab, with open knowhow and open sector enterprise. | ||
*Getting to PE=5 for startup and 1/5 for established via open lifetime design. Standard S&P 500 ratio of 25 can only be part of scarcity thinking. | *Getting to PE=5 for startup and 1/5 for established via open lifetime design. Standard S&P 500 ratio of 25 can only be part of scarcity thinking. | ||
**Established scalability ratio should be 0.2 - ie, immediate profitability with new trainees on a month scale. 2 week digital boot camp, 2 week practical boot camp (both [[RLF]]) - combined with apprenticeship | |||
*Local community incentives - allows only agelcy-resolved participation. No parasites by design. | |||
*Social security is investment in further RLF reserves for [[Material Freedom]] combined with [[Eutomation]] | |||
Revision as of 23:43, 3 November 2024
Aka Macro 101.
- P/E ratio or Buffet Indicator for economy
- Acemoglu 2024 Nobel Prize
- Kahneman Nobel Prize
- The agency problem in the stock market
- Solving supply (overproduction) by flex fab, with open knowhow and open sector enterprise.
- Getting to PE=5 for startup and 1/5 for established via open lifetime design. Standard S&P 500 ratio of 25 can only be part of scarcity thinking.
- Established scalability ratio should be 0.2 - ie, immediate profitability with new trainees on a month scale. 2 week digital boot camp, 2 week practical boot camp (both RLF) - combined with apprenticeship
- Local community incentives - allows only agelcy-resolved participation. No parasites by design.
- Social security is investment in further RLF reserves for Material Freedom combined with Eutomation