Collin's most ambitious project to date is a simulated economy. In pursuing his Masters in Information Systems at UF, he discovered his passion for being to able to create predictive models and wished to be able to make a model to predict the viability of new products entering into a market. To help with this, he decided a way to create the data would be to initially setup a simulated economy. Included are screen captures of 2 of the major data frames, one is the database of consumers and all the information about them as well another database containing all the products in the simulated economy. In this economy, consumers are assigned a variety of values and each consumer uses this to make decisions about which products to buy. Products have different features that may or may not appeal to consumers. Other than product features and quality attributes, products have marketing spending limits that help determine which consumers are aware of the products existence. Consumers must be aware of a products existence before they can even consider if the product appeals to them or not. This economy is iterative and consumers accrue wealth from jobs assigned from a distribution of the highest level of education attained. There are many many more features that are already added to this program and almost an unlimited number of features that will be added eventually.