Xiaowen Lei

Postdoc Prize Research Fellow – Oxford University – Department Of Economics

Xiaowen Lei is a Postdoc Prize Research Fellow at the Department of Economics and Nuffield College at Oxford University. Before joining Oxford, she obtained Ph.D. in Economics from Simon Fraser University and worked at the Bank of Canada. Xiaowen has a broad research interest in macroeconomics and monetary economics, with a concentration on the role of belief heterogeneity and wealth distribution in the financial markets, as well as optimal macroeconomic policy timing issues.

By Nick Ray Ball 2nd November 2018

Dear Xiaowen Lei,

Hi there! My name is Nick Ray Ball, I desire your assistance with a paper/chapter I am preparing for Paul Collier, Anthony Venables, Paul Krugman and others.

Since February 2011, I have been working on what is essentially a systems and software design for a global trade network called ‘S-World.’ I am writing the business plan/operations manual in 8 different books, and my current focus is Book 2. ‘A More Creative Capitalism,’ which focuses on economics. Please find enclosed the two-page summary.

Please also find enclosed Chapter 4. The ŔÉŚ Equation. I have specifically chosen you for this due to your profile.

“I have a broad research interest in macroeconomics and monetary economics, with a concentration on the role of belief heterogeneity and wealth distribution in the financial markets, as well as optimal macroeconomic policy timing issues.”

My selection criteria was first, near London (as I am in Surrey), a female (as there are already far too many male influences and the hypothesis seeks to promote equality), and, taking some advice from Richard Thalers book Misbehaving, in that you are young enough, not to be so overly schooled in economics, to be closed off from new methods.

I have also approached Teodora Boneva about the ŔÉŚ equation, but from a microeconomics position. And I have asked her to contribute to Chapter 7. S-World Films and BES™ – Behavioural Economic Systems, for a presentation to Richard H. Thaler; and Chapter 12. The Virtual Network | Microeconomics for presentation to various real estate and travel companies. The two of you are the first to receive the work, that is ultimately headed for Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation and the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative later this month.

And so to the ŔÉŚ equation, this is my biggest burning question; not because I have not tested it enough, I have tested it till the cows came home, but as it provides such a generous free lunch, I need a second opinion.

If it is correct, it makes the hypothesis more enticing and opens the door to present extraordinary growth models and simulations. The first two pages provide a full description and introduction. If there is no problem with pages 1 and 2, then there is no problem with the ŔÉŚ Equation. And the question changes instead to the environment needed for ŔÉŚ, which is presented in the video links on page 3 and elaborated upon throughout the chapter.

In reading, you will see this project has the potential to attract philanthropic technical assistance, from the likes of the Gates Foundation, the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative, and others; who I hope will in turn assist in providing the software development funding for the 4 pillars of the S-World Network Software Framework: The TBS™, S-World VSN™, S-World Films & BES™, and S-World UCS™. (See the two-page summary, www.AngelTheory.org and Network.VillaSecerts.com.)

Please note the externalities, this economic framework has many equality and ecological components, you will find the first web pages on this subject at number one in Google or Bing if you search for ‘A Philanthropic Theory of Everything,’ or ‘An Ecological Theory of Everything.’ Please try this, and then forward to www.angeltheory.org/Externalities to see how the list expands from 16 to 26 special projects created as a consequence of the Charter City initiative, which is in turn made all the more effective by the ŔÉŚ equation.

Good deeds aside, if you can assist me to validate this paper, either co-author it or just affirm its correctness, and help me send it on its way to Paul Collier, Paul Krugman et al. This task will be rewarded with no-cost future options in your choice of the 4 super projects. Specifically, 12.5% of the 12.5% academic allocation, in one of the continental networks. Which if the RES equation is correct, you chose the USA, and S-World VSN™ would be 1.5625% of S-World VSN™ USA™

Which, as Luke Skywalker said to Han Solo, has the potential to make “Well, more wealth than you can imagine!”

Looking forward to hearing from you.

Nick Ray Ball

First contacted by post, 2nd November along with Teodora Boneva

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Followed up on 15th November 2018

Dear Xiaowen Lei – 1.1

By Nick Ray Ball 15^th November 2018

Hi Xiaowen,

last week I posted you a quick summary of my book ‘A More Creative Capitalism,’ and the financial engineering chapter 4. The RES Equation.
Did you receive them?

Is there any chance we could discuss this sometime next week?
It really would help.

In case you did not get the parcel you can view the contents from the links below:
www.angeltheory.org/Xiaowen-Lei
www.angeltheory.org/A-More-Creative-Capitalism
www.angeltheory.org/The-RES-Equation

Cheers,

Nick Ray Ball
+44 1372 724 844
+44 7387 394 298

Nick@AngelTheory.org
Nick@NickRayBall.com

Xiaowen Lei

Xiaowen Lei

Postdoc Prize Research Fellow – Oxford University – Department Of Economics

By Nick Ray Ball 2nd November 2018

Dear Xiaowen Lei,

“I have a broad research interest in macroeconomics and monetary economics, with a concentration on the role of belief heterogeneity and wealth distribution in the financial markets, as well as optimal macroeconomic policy timing issues.”

Which, as Luke Skywalker said to Han Solo, has the potential to make “Well, more wealth than you can imagine!”

Nick Ray Ball

Dear Xiaowen Lei – 1.1

By Nick Ray Ball 15th November 2018

By Nick Ray Ball 15^th November 2018