AboutWarren D. Miller, CFA, ASA, CPA Expertise My in-depth knowledge of economics is confined to three sub-disciplines: Austrian economics, industrial organization, and evolutionary economics. Other questions dealing with macroeconomics, the traditional neoclassical paradigm, labor economics, environmental economics, agricultural economics, health economics, and so on should go to those who have the appropriate expertise. N.B.: I DO NOT ANSWER QUESTIONS MARKED 'PRIVATE' because I believe that knowledge should be shared, not hoarded. I also believe that such questions are likely to come those trying to cheat.
Experience I work with Austrian economics (which is different in major respects from the traditional neoclassical model), industrial organization (which is about industry structure, conduct, and performance), and evolutionary economics (almost, but not quite, the economic analog of its biological counterpart) everyday in my work. I appraise closely-held businesses. Understanding, applying, and writing about these disciplines is an essential part of how I have made my living since 1993.
Organizations CFA Institute, Strategic Management Society, American Society of Appraisers, Institute of Management Accountants, Academy of Management, Culver Legion
Publications CFA Magazine, Valuation Strategies, Value Examiner, Journal of Advanced Property Economics, Harvard Business Review, American Fly Fisher, CFA Digest, CPA Expert, and Business Valuation Review, among others
Education/Credentials MBA - Oklahoma State (1991)
BBA - U. of Oklahoma (1975)
Chartered Financial Analyst designation (2006)
Accredited Senior Appraiser (2006)
Certified Management Accountant (1992)
Certified Public Accountant (1992)
Question hi my name is davis tran an 8th grader from alderwood middle school. i am doing a research project on the vietnam war. my question to you is, do you know how the vietnma war affect the U.S. economy. it would be great if you could even tell me where to look or give me an answer.
i look forward to hearing from you
thank you for your help
Answer Dear Davis--
Thank you for your question, and thank you for using AllExperts.com. You've asked a good question, but a difficult one to answer. Let me explain why.
The U.S. economy is a huge and complex mechanism. Therefore, trying to determine (or measure) how a single event affected (or affects) it is usually impossible. That is because it is impossible to untangle one from effect from others. There are so many effects affecting a very complex system. Trying to isolate just one is usually a waste of time.
In addition, we would have to know exactly which year(s) you're talking about. For instance, the effect of the War in Vietnam on the economy in, say, 1963 would probably be very different from what it was in 1969 and 1970 (after a new president, Nixon, took office).
However, I think I can point you towards some links which you might find helpful in your research project. Here they are:
Hope this is helpful, Davis. Please fill out the 'rate the expert' email you'll receive about the same time you get this one. Your answers will help me help folks like you faster and better!
