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Wall Street Grammar: How the Way CEOs Speak Moves Billions Before You Notice
Markets react not only to meaning but to form. The Syntactic Authority Index reveals that specific sentence structures—like “must,...
AI Bubble and the Free Market
The dominance of a few large firms exemplifies an oligopolistic market structure. These companies have significant market power, a...
Quantifying the Right-Context Boundary of Authority in Language Models
Authority in AI language models is not fixed—it flips when future tokens appear. By measuring right-context thresholds, we expose...
The Hidden Economics of Your Vacation: Why a 2-Hour Transfer in the Alps Can Cos...
The price of your Alps ski transfer has almost nothing to do with distance. Backed by the new Alps Transfer Index and HBR insights...
The Economics of Self-Isolation: A Game-Theoretic Analysis of Contagion in a Fre...
Exploring how the costs of a pandemic can lead to a self-enforcing lockdown in a networked economy, analyzing the resulting change...
Market Justice vs. Egalitarianism: The Role of the Alpha Parameter in Economic E...
This article explores the existence and efficiency of a self-enforcing Nash equilibrium in a free economy that incorporates social...
Social Justice in Economics: A New Framework for a Free Economy with Inclusion
This article explores a new model for a free economy that integrates social justice and inclusion with traditional principles of m...
The Monotonicity Theorem: How a Simple Condition Guarantees Equilibrium Uniquene...
Further demonstrating that if the economy is strictly monotonic, the equilibrium is not only Pareto-efficient but also unique, pro...
Beyond Cycles of Deviation: How Fair Principles Ensure a Stable Nash Equilibrium
Demonstrating that the principles of market justice eliminate cycles of deviation and arguing that economies violating these princ...
The Nash Equilibrium of a Fair Economy: A Non-Cooperative Game Theory Perspectiv...
This article demonstrates a fundamental result in economic theory: that a free and fair economy always has a pure strategy Nash eq...
From Theory to Formalization: Defining a Free and Fair Economy with Key Axioms
This article provides the formal definitions for a free and fair economy, breaking down the key principles of market justice.
The AI Bubble and Big Tech’s Bid to Dominate the Economy
Whether we like it or not, and despite tales of its powers being greatly exaggerated, the AI genie is out of the box. What does th...
