Prosperous Universe (Space Economics Game) Explained in One Minute
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- Опубліковано 10 сер 2021
- I truly love the fact that there is genuine demand for games about economics, with today's video being about just that. As the name suggests, Prosperous Universe is a space economics game through which you combine pleasure with... well education.
Simply put, you play a game on the one hand but on the other hand, will gain economics-related skills that can be put to good use in the real world.
To proceed, please use the link below if possible:
prosperousuniverse.com?
You can play free of charge or opt for the paid route so as to take your experience to the next level, it's all up to you. Just like it is all up to you how you manage your "career" as a corporation owner in newly-settled human space.
From taking your corporation to the next level by shipping goods to engaging in anything from foreign exchange speculation to commodity exchange arbitrage. The sky is the limit in terms of possibilities, with it being highly unlikely that playing this particular game will not result in more than a few Aha! moments :)
Hey guys! If you can find a minute (heh) to check out the game, please use the link below if possible:
prosperousuniverse.com?
Furthermore, I've alerted the Prosperous Universe team about the video so that they can monitor it and chime in if anyone has questions. Good luck and have fun :D
This is my dream come true. A project really worth of supporting. Well done One Minute Economics!
That's so kind of you to day! To be fair, the team behind the project deserves all the credit, I am only the bearer of good news :)
This makes us so happy to hear!
Will definitely check this out!
Sir I am currently reading your book "The Age of Anomaly" and it is really interesting :)
Always music to my ears haha, thanks for the vote of confidence and... enjoy! On both fronts, that is, book + game :)
@@OneMinuteEconomics Thank you :D
Let us know what you think :)
Wow thank you for this! I will check this one
Thank you Alwyn, hope you'll find it worthwhile!
Hope you have fun and let us know what you think :)
@@ProsperousUniverse Currently watching some videos on your channel. I find it interesting
@@OneMinuteEconomics Make more videos that feature economics in a game pleasseeee
Will do my best. However, for the time being (as in the next month or two), my posting frequency won't be amazing :(
@OneMinuteEconomics Curious, what application(s) do you use to create your animations? Thanks
GoAnimate -> Vyond :)
@@OneMinuteEconomics Many thanks, amazing work
You are Awesome, I just discovered you today
Welcome to the community :)
Sounds dope
:D
Have fun!
Very happy
I enjoy very much your videos... Have you planned to make those available also in Spanish?
Thanks a lot Dennis! It's on my to-do list for sure :)
Please upload more
Will do my best but things are crazy around here schedule-wise, so... easier said than done unfortunately, at least for the time being :(
If everyone in the country were given $10 trillion dollars that the government just literally printed out of thin air, do you think prices would rise to a corresponding degree? Or is it possible that prices can stay the same or even fall due to that low velocity of money concept?
I strongly believe that any approach involving giving everyone money would result in rampant inflation. Because "everyone" would include the ultra-broad group that has not been on the receiving end of post-Great-Recession goodness... the average person. An average person who actually spends. In stark contrast, asset rich ultra-wealthy individuals who have been the main beneficiaries thus far just plain don't. Give a billionaire $100,000,000 and he will probably not buy ten million pizzas. Give ten million Average Joes $10 each and they just might. Therein lies the key to understanding why we haven't had major inflation problems thus far and what would need to change for that to happen :)
@@OneMinuteEconomics thanks. However i feel that it does contradict the vision of the helicopter raining down an endless supply of physical money that anyone can grab, and that then prices still don’t rise due to low confidence.
The helicopter metaphor is greatly exaggerated, in my view. Even in a low confidence paradigm, measures as dramatic as actually handing everyone meaningful amounts of money are pretty much guaranteed to result in noteworthy consumer price increases. We haven't seen them yet because... well, the measures undertaken thus far, especially pre-2020, have not resulted in money actually being handed out to the proverbial masses :)
@@OneMinuteEconomics thank you!
Your aim is to complete video in 1 min. Because of that your voice is not clear in all the videos.
No one will kill you..if you take 3/4min to complete videos.
Change your UA-cam name... and concentrate on your content
Appreciate the feedback and you're right, I do get carried away sometimes. Pros and cons of the concept, at the end of the day. But I have literally created an encyclopedia here at One Minute Economics. One that enables even ultra-busy people to learn economics. There's method behind my madness with the concept :)