What we can learn from Kahneman, fast and slowÂ
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Alexander Gruber
Alexander Gruber is a research fellow and a lecturer in economics at the University of St.Gallen. Alexander completed his Ph.D. studies in economics and finance at the University of St.Gallen and at Stanford University. His research focuses on international macroeconomics, banking, and financial stability.
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Cooperative economy can offer a long-term fix for broken system
28 March 2024 • by Dovev Lavie in Economics • 17 min read
Introducing a platform-based economic system that promotes prosocial behavior can help society overcome its greatest challenges....
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Crisis looms: The challenges facing China’s banks and their global implicationsÂ
A banking crisis in China has the potential to disrupt global financial markets, supply chains, and international trade – causing widespread economic repercussions. What can be done to avert such a...