Discuss the factors that influence the elasticity of demand and supply for a particular good or service.

Hello. I'm trying to research topics involving institutionalist economics (Acemoglu, Robinson, etc.) but I'm having difficulty finding relevant and up to date literature reviews and handbooks. Does anyone have any reccomendations for papers to read or places to look? I'm most interested in two questions. 1) What is the current evidence for the institutionalist thesis (Acemoglu et al. 2001, 2004) of political and economic institutions being mutually deterministic and at the heart of long run growth? Acemoglu et al. 2001 has its issues and I would like to get a better perspective on what others have said and the evidence they've found. 2) If institutions are so important, what makes them change? This is what I'm most interested in studying and I've been especially frustrated trying to find an overview of this strand of the literature. Any reccomendations would be greatly appreciated.

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I’m currently working on an economic model that describes a video game developer acting as a monopolist over two periods. The idea is that in the first period, the game is offered for free to attract as many players as possible. Then, in the second period, the developer generates profit through the sale of skins. The larger player base, due to network effects, would lead to more purchases.

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My main challenge is extending this model to two distinct periods. Specifically, I’m struggling to represent how the pricing decision in the first period affects player acquisition and how that then influences profit through skin sales in the second period. I’d like to separate these dynamics more clearly but am having trouble doing so.

I’m also open to completely changing the model and exploring a different approach if there’s a more suitable framework that fits the idea of player acquisition followed by in-game monetization.

If anyone could offer guidance on how to structure this model properly over two periods, or suggest alternative models that might work better, I’d greatly appreciate the help!

Thanks in advance!

Sorry if this is the wrong place to ask this question, but I’m currently in my junior year of my undergraduate grade in economics. I thought it would be a fun topic, but idk if it would be worth writing about.

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What is the recent survey paper which has accumulated recent results which are in line with dixit-stiglitz paper

I was scrolling through TikTok and I realized because of easier access to cheap labour markets, a lot of things are a lot cheaper and more obtainable. This thought I had extended to cheaper services brought by generative AI. And I know there's a lot of hoopla about why GenAI is bad or won't work. However, it would $300 for a headshot, maybe $200 to buy a dress shirt and clothes, but probably $9.99 a month to generate a pretty good one that's indiscernible from a real headshot.

By making these goods and services more cheap, if you consider let's say a table from a cheap labour market a personal asset (kind of like capital goods for businesses), or a AI headshot like in my example, you're affecting the people whose jobs it is to produce these things, by creating less demand for their higher priced goods and services. On the other hand, you're creating economic opportunity by allowing these services to become drastically less costly. So, if I were to write a paper, I was wondering what your thoughts were.

I've taken a few econ courses, considering a double major, and I mostly study physics.

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What I really like about Crawford 2002 is how he takes you through the changes in experimental game theory through time, and I'd like to know if there is a paper like this but more contemporary

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I'm going to enter my final year of University and I have decided to take on a research project. However, given how broad Economics is and my interests I'd like to ask for any ideas that you may have for me to write my research paper about. I'm open for you to suggest anything, as this may inspire me to think of some other topics.

But as a bit of context, my interests are primarily in Macroeconomics, monetary policy, politics etc. I have been suggested to write about the topic of inflation targeting policy, which I think is interesting as it brings together many of my interests but I'd be interested in finding out about any other areas related to Economics that may be interesting to explore (could be traditional or something upcoming such as AI)

Thank you!

my undergrad research proposal is - Investigating Demonstration effect on Household consumption, its impact on Household Savings and Overlooked Opportunities (investment on health and education). is this a good topic? and please help me make an interesting title out of this topic

Hi guys, I am a college student and I have been asked to write a research paper on the above topic. So can you guys help me with what should my flow be and what type of statical tools, I have tried reading some research paper but most of them were theoretical in nature.

Thanks in advance

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I am attending the industrial organization class in my master's program. we must present at least one paper from AER/AEA to our class. Because I decided to continue my education in Data science after finishing my economics master's, I would like to present my presentation about the application of Data science methods in IO or the intersection of them. I appreciate that suggest papers about it. If these papers have slides would be great.

Thank you sincerely.

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Hello everyone! For my college course, I need to write a paper on american economic history. For our topic, we are writing on the effects of county level Prohibition on midwest migration. Does anyone have suggestions for resources that could be of use? We need to create our own data tables/figures, so access to something like census records or records on law enforcement would be very helpful.

Could anyone point me in the direction of specific databases or resources to help with this? I am struggling to find data on how strict prohibition was enforced in specific counties.

Thank you to anyone who may be able to help!

I have been thinking a lot about the impact of the Russian invasion of Ukraine on African economies. Not only in terms of the direct increase in grain prices and energy ... but also indirect impacts such as through the market for agricultural inputs such as fertilizer and pesticides.

I want to learn more about the various ways in which global and regional shocks (such as financial crises, wars, trade wars and economic sanctions) impact the domestic economies of countries. Perhaps focusing more on developing countries.

I would appreciate any textbook and non textbook recommendations. As well as any seminal papers or recent research that you find interesting within this topic.

What are some key thinkers/authors I should be looking out for?

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I want to write a paper this summer but I don't have any experience in research. I'm in my 3rd year, so I am an undergraduate student. Should I ask my professor for a specific research topic or should I come up with my own? I know that finding a topic is a big part of research, but since I am an undergraduate student and don't know anything about research, is it okay to ask my professor for a research topic?

I'm about to finish my econ Msc and haven't read a lot of papers yet, so I would like to ask you about your experience.

What kind of research do you do and what programming languages do you usually see used in the papers you read (in the replication materials). Have you noticed any shifts in the recent years?

Before starting my BSc I learned a few programming languages, but I prefer to write in python most of the time. However, most of the papers I read used stata, Matlab, and R for econometrics, and mainly Matlab and Fortran for macro. I hear that Julia is also an up-and-comer. What do you see getting more traction in your field in the next 5 years?

I'm am not asking for "what language should I learn". I can start writing in a new language tomorrow. The issue is that when I start my PhD I expect to create many tools/libraries along the way and I don't want my code to be considered legacy by the time I get my degree. I also know that some languages are better than other's for some things, but I'm am focusing on my "main" one.

Sorry if this isn't a post about econ papers, but it's ecocpapers-adjacent and I don't know of any other place with this specific experience, that specializes in programming.