Modeling Imperfect Knowledge and Non-Routine Change

The video features a discussion at the 3rd annual plenary of Vineet in Berlin, focusing on a project in imperfect knowledge economics. The team, including Roman Freedman, Michael Goldberg, Katarina Julius, and Soren Johansson, explores modeling nonroutine changes in economics. Roman and Michael discuss their academic journeys and collaborations, while Katarina shares her empirical work. The project aims to expand by involving students and addressing both theoretical and empirical questions. Roman's background in physics and math is highlighted as influential in his economic work.

What are the theoretical and empirical questions remaining in the project?

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How does the background in physics and math contribute to the work in economics?

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What was the initial reaction of the speaker's father regarding studying economics?

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What is the significance of the collaboration with Ned Phelps in the context of this project?

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