In a brand new 2015 edition of the free Behavioral Economics Guide, which I edited and published today, Dan Ariely, the bestselling author of Predictably Irrational, illustrates the lessons from ...
From beginning to end, the third Republican debate had an air of unreality. Faced with two hours' worth of uncomfortable questions about their economic policy positions, the candidates could respond ...
The students walk past busts, African masks, urns, and famous paintings. They quietly follow a curator, turning through a ...
Economic policy making is a difficult exercise. Matching economic logic with political realities often creates a Frankenstein that leaves both economists and political scientists nodding their heads ...
The aim of this article is to delineate an empirically grounded, structure-causal going concern recursive model of UK economics that, in the context of the Research Assessment Exercise (RAE) and local ...
The economics of exercise: Lack of employee physical activity costs UK businesses up to £6.6 billion
AXA PPP healthcare urges UK businesses to prioritise employees’ mental and physical health by encouraging and supporting staff to find the time to exercise A new study by research group PJM Economics ...
In a brand new 2015 edition of the free Behavioral Economics Guide, which I edited and published today, Dan Ariely, the bestselling author of Predictably Irrational, illustrates the lessons from ...
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