We are two non-finance, non-econ people interested in basic finance and econ literacy, but don't have a lot of time to invest in rigorous study. =( We're looking to hire an econ undergrad, or an undergraduate with sufficient spare time and an interest in economics to research and answer some random finance / econ questions we have.
Most of these will be, here's a really long piece of reading that we don't have time to closely read, can you read it and summarize, for example:
Some of these will be a discussion on economics/finance concepts and literature (we have a reading list, and are interested in getting a higher quality reading list).
Some of these will be us trying to get an understanding basic macro-economics:
Some of these are we're interested in a particular industry, e.g. enterprise software / big data infra, are doing technical research in the area, but would like help providing a financial facet to supplement the hypotheses that we're forming.
We'll meet weekly or bi-monthly in a coffee shop in downtown Palo Alto. We expect that this job will take you 5 hrs / week or 5 hrs every 2 weeks, depending on how fast you read and how much econ background you already have. We do expect that you understand more economics/finance than we do. =)
Happy to buy coffee and have a chat to see if we're mutually a good fit.
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