Cardano, ADA, Tokenomics and Economics.
Mark is a former Professor of Economics - at the University of Alberta, who left in 2012 .
What is the real story of Money? Where does it come from? Has it always been like it is now? What options could be available to us, and what possibilities does blockchain and the Cardano Ecosystem open up?
Mark Anielski is an international macro economics consultant for both the private and public sector. His work centers around promoting a philosophy and system of measurement for economics that promotes thriving for its Citizens- one that isn't based on myopic vision and wartime scarcity.
He works currently with Key Indicators of well being and happiness, including an accounting system for measuring such. His work ranges from consulting with Sovereign Wealth Funds, multi-deca-billion dollar Real Estate Conglomerates, and full national governments, down to the smallest provincial communities - all with a focus on thriving, sustainability, prosperity, abundance, and the promotion of true well-being.
"But professor, we have no Ghost 😞"
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Disclaimer: Nothing in this show can be constituted as financial advice and none of the participants have any ability to financially advise others in any capacity. The hosts opinion is strictly his own and is probably objectively terrible, dangerous, reprehensible, delusional and deranged. He's a huuuuge fan of Season 8 of Game of Thrones.
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