There is zero knowledge of how big the Catalyst economy is. There is no academic research that can explain how this economy interacts and a minimum understanding of where investment is distributed.
An Academic Research focused on measuring the economy of Catalyst including agents receiving ADA and analyzing internal "GDP", consumption functions, expenses, and "import/export" in the economy.
This is the total amount allocated to Academic Research on Catalyst economy - GDP estimation.
Javier Santiago Ortiz
NO dependencies
Formulas
Measuring Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in a tokenized economy presents unique challenges due to the decentralized and distributed nature of blockchain-based transactions. Our approaches to consider for measuring GDP in a tokenized economy like Catalyst:
It's important to note that measuring GDP in a tokenized economy is still an emerging field, and standardized methodologies do not yet exist but we have been working on other projects measuring GDP in a tokenized economy.
Our Academic research will generate value in several ways: contributing to various aspects of Cardano society and practical applications. Some key ways in which our research will bring value.
By conducting this rigorous study, we will uncover new insights, theories, and empirical evidence of how the agents interact in Catalyst. This will contribute to the existing body of literature in the blockchain field, enabling a deeper understanding of the Cardano ecosystem and providing a foundation for future research
Also, this can help Policy and Decision-Making. Our research findings will provide evidence-based insights that can guide policy formulation, program design, and strategic decision-making processes. Catalyst policymakers can rely on our academic research to address funding challenges and improve Catalyst fund distribution.
Our findings can lead to the development of new products, services, processes, or technologies when understanding better the Catalyst economy.
We can assess the practical applications and real-world impact of the research. This will include examining how the research has influenced Catalyst policy decisions or contributed to fund optimization.
Also expert recognition like presenting the research findings at conferences, seminars, or prestigious academic events.
Publishing a paper related to our findings.
We will write an academic economic paper based on our findings.
We will try to publish our research in reputable peer-reviewed journals as well as make it public to the whole community in Cardano.
Our team is composed of a Master in Economics and a Ph.D. in Economics from the University of California.
We also have been working on a project to measure GDP in a tokenized economy for a year and our paper will be available in a couple of months.
The main goal is to create an Academic economic paper Measuring Gross Domestic Product (GDP) in Catalyst tokenized economy.
Our plan to execute this project is the following:
a) Perform a Literature Review: Conduct an extensive review of academic literature, research papers, and policy documents related to digital currencies, monetary systems, and central banking. This will provide a theoretical foundation and identify existing research gaps.
b) Data Collection: we will focus on secondary data that will be gathered from Catalyst funds.
c) Quantitative Analysis: Utilize econometric techniques, such as regression analysis or time-series modeling, to assess the potential impact of a digital currency on monetary variables, financial intermediation, and economic indicators.
d)Conclusion: Summarize the proposed research, emphasizing its objectives, methodology, and conclusions. Emphasize the potential contributions of the study to both academic knowledge and policy discussions.
The main deliverable is a research paper with the following parts:
Javier Santiago Ortiz Correa
Lead Researcher Economist, 4 months @3000: = 12k
Gonzalo de los Rios
Researcher Economist, 4 months @3000: = 12k
The real value of this research extends beyond immediate outcomes or financial gains. It lies in its long-term impact on knowledge advancement, Catalyst progress, and Cardano interaction. Our research will contribute to building a better structure and frame by providing a measurement of the current Catalyst economy.
Javier Santiago Ortiz Correa - Main economist
Ph.D. in Economics - University of California specialized in data, market analysis, and project evaluation.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/javiersantiagoortiz/
Gonzalo de los Rios - Project director
My background is in Economics and Loyalty.
Entrepreneur and part of UC Berkeley Skydeck program with Aeros Wallet.
Developed a Loyalty currency system with a total valuation of US$22M in currency.