--- Grey Thomas <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
"I'm sorry that I didn't immediately find the internet
map showing the transfer of giga- and tera- bytes of
data. I've seen such before, such info maps certainly
exist."
I've found a story I heard about, though it may be
talking about stock rather than f
> > I don't know the evidence on the point, but you are proposing the
expected
> > utility model with risk neutrality.
>
> No, that's not it. I'm not saying people maximize expected earnings.
> The functional form I'm proposing is the much weaker one that they
> prefer higher expected earnings to
Great question.
I'm sorry that I didn't immediately find the internet map
showing the transfer of giga- and tera- bytes of data.
I've seen such before, such info maps certainly exist.
But it's not really clear that there has been really
that significant an increase in "information";
certainly
William Sjostrom wrote:
>
> I don't know the evidence on the point, but you are proposing the expected
> utility model with risk neutrality.
No, that's not it. I'm not saying people maximize expected earnings.
The functional form I'm proposing is the much weaker one that they
prefer higher ex
Dear Armchairs
I am trying to graphically illustrate the increase in the flow of
information since 1970.
Has anybody got any ideas - that is data - showing how "the flow of
communication" has increased in that period???
any suggestions and ideas are welcome
Sincerely
Jacob Braestrup
Danish
