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Journal of Memetic Economics

@memeconomics.bsky.social

Founded in 2017 as the first journal dedicated to a memetic model of economics. Edited by Ethan Whitmann. tinyurl.com/2wk4eb3r

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Journal of Memetic Economics @memeconomics.bsky.social · 19/12/2024

🆕 Out of the JME: New research from researchers Delon Dalondeloo and Fwip Smith indicates positive economic growth if you buy that little coffee as a treat. The graph below shows growth in real GDP estimates with and without the purchase of the little coffee as a treat.

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Journal of Memetic Economics @memeconomics.bsky.social · 15/12/2024

🆕 Out in the JME: "Paul Krugman is a Stupid Little Fucking Dweeb, Analysis of Forty-Year Time Series Data" by Swimbly McBuck and Somas Thowell. #econsky 📈📉

Paul Krugman is a Stupid Little Fucking Dweeb, Analysis of Forty-Year Time Series Data

Swimbly McBuck* and Somas Thowell†

Nobel laureate Paul Krugman has often been the center of much writing and research in the field of economics, both his own and through other researchers. Previous research has sought to empirically test his contributions to fields like New Economic Geography or extend his research into a post-Covid economic paradigm. Much of this research, however, has all been conducted under the assumption that Krugman isn't a stupid little fucking dweeb. Using forty years of data on vibes, dweebidity, and overall fuckedness, we seek to retest many of Krugman’s core contributions to see if their respective findings hold up when his position as a stupid little fucking dweeb is accounted for.

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Journal of Memetic Economics @memeconomics.bsky.social · 01/12/2024

🆕 Out in the JME: "What the Actual Jesus Fuck Are You Talking About" by Dunkin Rimbo, Saget Follitat, and Lotio N. #econsky 📈📉 Follow JME for more highly-rigorous research.

What the Actual Jesus Fuck Are You Talking About?

by Dunkin Rimbo, Saget Follitat, and Lotio N

Prior research into whatever the fuck you're saying has yielded competing views among researchers on how to interpret this new data (Grugoo) (Disnuts et al). Consumer behavioral groups composed of primarily young, gender-oppressed, high promiscuity consumers previously identified as “hoes” (M’bathu et al) have reported a higher level of fear response and decreased consumer confidence. In this study, we identify general trends among microeconomic and macroeconomic consumer behavior in a newly-uncertain landscape of whatever the fuck you'll say next.

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Journal of Memetic Economics @memeconomics.bsky.social · 01/12/2024

🆕 Out in the JME: "Micro-Dynamic Modeling of Doing Things I Agree With" by Logant Sciddily and Redding M'bathu. #econsky 📈📉

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