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Tag Archives: behavioral
the great recession: act iii
The world of finance hails the invention of the wheel over and over again, often in a slightly more unstable version.
behavioral bias
Evidence continues to mount that established models of rational decision-making are dangerously out of date.
a dose of reality
Armies of bulls and bears are camped out on either side of the great debate over the future of the global economy.
failure by design
Modern politicians, businesspeople and academics are once again questioning both the failures of free markets and the failures of government.
christianity and the crash
Over the past generation, a different strain of Christian faith has proliferated—one that promises to make believers rich in the here and now.
trouble on the homefront?
As rare proof that not all ex-Goldman bankers are great vampire squids wrapped around...
politico economicus
In the midst of a global financial pandemic, private enterprise finds itself under the...
multiplicity and complexity
“The human mind cannot grasp the causes of phenomena in the aggregate. But the...
synchronicity
This TED talk by mathematician Steven Strogatz “shows how flocks of creatures (like birds,...
brain drain
Economics is converging with everything these days, from the environment to the grocery store...