[3] viXra:1701.0485 [pdf] submitted on 2017-01-13 17:18:21
Authors: Dongchan Lee
Comments: 54 Pages. 1st draft in PPT based pdf form
The recent releases of the PISA 2015 and TIMSS 2015 math results showed clearly that most of the developed countries are in math EDU growths in stagnations or collapses. Lee demonstrated the overall math score history of both TIMSS and PISA 1995-2015 for 15-20 years and what the stagnations mean for the future economies of these nations and what are the concrete alternatives to overcome the past 1-2 decades' of the math education stagnations.
Category: Economics and Finance
[2] viXra:1701.0470 [pdf] submitted on 2017-01-11 17:54:52
Authors: Dongchan Lee
Comments: 9 Pages. 1st draft
In this short paper, I demonstrated that why the top 5-6 original oil richest countries need to be excluded from most of the socio-economic vs. cognitive skill regressions because they will remain as outliers far too much out to the otherwise very reliable and stable regression growth coefficients and explanation powers of the models involved. I included some simple linear regression charts where they are far out in North West corners of the regression lines; their GDP per capita had reached the top tier of the world by the 70s already with the minimal cognitive skills and education inputs; I provided their relative economic strength compared to the economic miracle powers from the Eastern Asia: 4 Asian Tigers and China so that you can see their super rapid rises were all due to their oil-based economies; their top 6 shares of the Natural Resource rents as percent of capita over the past 40 years. I believe that these 4 key factors may allow anyone serious about any serious regressions that involve the socio-economic regressions to exclude these 5-6 countries in their analysis. Finally I made a brief comment about the polar opposite to these countries with the poor economy with the rapid gains of the cognitive skills.
Category: Economics and Finance
[1] viXra:1701.0298 [pdf] replaced on 2017-01-09 04:09:17
Authors: Erman ZENG
Comments: 46 Pages.
The quantitative Marxism function system is developed on the basis of the labor theory of value as the micro foundation including Marx labour value function, Marx surplus value function, Marx production function. The heterogeneous aggregation problem is overcome by using matrix analysis of the macro input-output data resulting price eigenvalues and product value thus the details about an economic system such as the rate of profit, the surplus rate of value, the elasticity of capital output. The falling tendency of the rate of profit may not be true if the economy undergoes an general equilibrium.
Category: Economics and Finance