Measuring the Energy of Economics (Ё): Theoretical Framework

This paper proposes the application of the special theory of relativity by Professor Albert Einstein in economics. It is based on the measurement of the energy of the economics (Ё). The construction of the energy of the economics (Ё) request the uses of two economic variables into the special theory of relativity follow by: The unemployment growth rate and the technological development speed

The Application of the Multi-Level Investment Flows Monitoring Model (MIF-Model) on china and ASEAN

This paper proposes a new model to analyze the mobility of investment flows at the intra-states level, domestic level, intra-regional level and global level. This new model is entitled “the multi-level investment flow monitoring model (MIF-model)”. The MIF-model proposes five new indicators: domestic direct investment growth rate (DDI); intra-regional direct investment growth rate (IDI); total investment formation growth rate (TIF); investment reception performance growth rate (IRP). These indicators are built to analyze the mobility of investment flows in any country or region from a multi-level perspective across time and space. However, the application of the MIF-model is based on the analysis of investment flows behavior in China and ASEAN members in the past forty years

Measuring the Energy of Economics (Ё): Theoretical Framework

This paper proposes the application of the special theory of relativity by Professor Albert Einstein in economics. It is based on the measurement of the energy of the economics (Ё). The construction of the energy of the economics (Ё) request the uses of two economic variables into the special theory of relativity follow by: The unemployment growth rate and the technological development speed

The input-output multi-dimensional analysis: theoretical framework

This paper is interested to propose an alternative approach entitled the input-output multi-dimensional analysis. This approach is based on the interaction among four production sectors (agriculture, light industry, heavy industry and services) by “i” number of sub-sectors under the uses of “j” number of commodities. The idea is to generate an alternative mathematical and graphical modeling approach to analyze the behavior of four production sectors and “i” number of sub-sectors to get the final output of the economy under the construction of the GDP-Surface

The Macroeconomic Black Holes

This paper proposes a theoretical framework of the Macroeconomic black holes. The idea is to observe “HOW” the macroeconomic black holes can generate less economic growth according to this paper. The same paper proposes the multi-dimensional graphical modeling and a basic mathematical modeling framework to analyze the impact of the macroeconomic black holes into the economy of any country. This paper proposes to join the black hole theory by Wheeler (1962) and Megasverse by Ruiz Estrada (2008) modeling concept

Multi-Dimensional Games (MD-Games)

This paper introduces the concept of Multi-Dimensional games (MD-games) based on the application of an alternative mathematical and graphical modeling approach to study the game theory from a multi-dimensional perspective. In fact, the MD-Games request the application of the mega-space coordinate system to visualize a large number of games, players, strategies and pay-offs functions into the same graphical space

Multi-Dimensional Games (MD-Games)

This paper introduces the concept of Multi-Dimensional games (MD-games) based on the application of an alternative mathematical and graphical modeling approach to study the game theory from a multi-dimensional perspective. In fact, the MD-Games request the application of the mega-space coordinate system to visualize a large number of games, players, strategies and pay-offs functions into the same graphical space

How Crime can Affect Economic Performance through the Application of an ECM-Model: the Case of Guatemala

Crime has a potentially large impact on economic growth but measuring their economic impact is subject to a great deal of uncertainty. The central objective of this paper is to set forth a model – the economics of crime monitoring model (ECM-Model) – to evaluate the impact of crime can affect economic performance. The model is based on five basic indicators – (i) the total crime frequency rate (β); (ii) the national crime vulnerability rate (μT); (iii) the crime devastation magnitude rate (λ); (iv) the economic desgrowth rate (δ); (v) and the crime vulnerability surface (VV-Surface). In addition, this research applies the ECM-Model in the case of Guatemala to evaluate how crime affects economic performance on small developing country

The Macroeconomic Black Holes

This paper proposes a theoretical framework of the Macroeconomic black holes. The idea is to observe “HOW” the macroeconomic black holes can generate less economic growth according to this paper. The same paper proposes the multi-dimensional graphical modeling and a basic mathematical modeling framework to analyze the impact of the macroeconomic black holes into the economy of any country. This paper proposes to join the black hole theory by Wheeler (1962) and Megasverse by Ruiz Estrada (2008) modeling concept

Economic Graphical Modeling from 2-Dimensional Graphs to Multi-Dimensional Graphs

This paper is interested to show the limitations that the 2-Dimensional and 3-Dimensional graphs are showing when we try to visualize the behavior of large number of variables, equations and functions in the same graphical space. Therefore, we suggest the application of multi-dimensional graphs under the application of Econographicology. The Econographicology is available to offer a large number of multi-dimensional graphs to economists, academics and policy makers to observe the behavior of a large number of variables, equations and functions in the same graphical space