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Big Life Choices as Econ Homework problem #1: Where To Live?

Explore the economic implications of choosing a place to live based on factors like NPV (Net Present Value), national debt, population demographics, and other considerations. Is there a better alternative? Discover the impact on standard of living, taxes, services, and who bears the financial burden.

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Big Life Choices as Econ Homework problem #1: Where To Live?

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  1. Big Life Choices as Econ Homeworkproblem #1: Where To Live?

  2. For Now...

  3. NPV here NPV there-moving costs <

  4. NPV elsewhere = - ∞ This talk isn't for you

  5. NPV here Where here = the United States

  6. US Debt as % of GDP(CBO includes implicit debt)

  7. NPV (explicit + implicit) debt = ? NPV debt = 52.7 T$ US population = 306 M NPV Debt / person = 172 K$

  8. US Population Pyramid for 2010

  9. US Population Pyramid for 2020

  10. US Population Pyramid for 2020By Voting Bloc

  11. Retirees On “Fixed Income” Tax-averse & Service-reduction-averse

  12. Who else can Pay? Immigrants

  13. 1.5M / year

  14. Who's left to pay the bill? The Rich The Middle Class The Young

  15. Who's left to pay the bill? The Rich The Young

  16. Who are mobile

  17. Where to move to? NPV elsewhere = ?

  18. Similar Standard of Living

  19. Low Death Rate

  20. Standard of Living / Death Rate

  21. Singapore

  22. Global Hurricane History

  23. Global Fault Lines

  24. Average Temperature & Rainfall

  25. Things to Monitor GeoPolitics Exchange Rate Local Politics

  26. </rationality>

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