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"comment": "Created page with \"== Contending with equilibrium == One of the central concepts of conventional theory that I try to contend with in my work, is the concept of interest equilibriums. A couple ways we have addressed this issue in the past is with the notion of adaptive equilibrium, rather than a competitive equilibrium, as well disparate learning and discounting horizons, leading to a diversity of rates and asset performance. Time discounting to reflect a uniform rate of return, after a...\""
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"comment": "Created page with \"== Why Write a Book? Probably not for book sales == First of all, why should you try to write a book? To aim for making money with book sales is probably the worst reason. While I think books are the best form of media to spend money on for a number of reasons, and virtually the only form of media I spend money on, the prospects of making an ROI from book sales are very low for most authors, especially first time authors. There are a few reasons I decided to write a b...\""
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