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Observe and rethink until you find a pattern...
April 9, 2024 • by Stefan Michel in Economics • 2 min read
Observe and rethink until you find a pattern...
March 28, 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....
February 26, 2024 • by Arturo Bris in Economics • 7 min read
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 disaster? ...
February 14, 2024 • by Stéphane J. G. Girod, Jana M. Arden, Barbara Rybka in Economics • 8 min read
With the global economy facing its slowest growth in three decades, luxury brands are facing challenges from shifting consumer behaviors to geopolitical tensions. Navigating them requires innovative approaches to digitalization at scale....
February 13, 2024 • by Camilla Erencin, Simon J. Evenett, Alexander Gruber, Felix Reitz in Economics • 5 min read
As interest rates rose in many economies, fears of a “hard landing” grew. We examine whether a tighter monetary policy has translated into more firms going into corporate distress by tracking three...
January 29, 2024 • by Katharina Lange in Economics • 9 min read
A new book by Dovev Lavie, Professor at the Department of Management and Technology of Bocconi University, sets out an extraordinary plan to tackle urgent social problems of inequality, wealth concentration, loss...
January 23, 2024 • by Camilla Erencin, Simon J. Evenett, Alexander Gruber, Felix Reitz in Economics • 4 min read
The economic profit measure developed in the Crux of Capitalism initiative is based solely on reported firm performance. As such it departs from established metrics of the national business environment...
January 17, 2024 • by David Bach in Economics • 7 min read
Geopolitics matter. And what happens this year with China’s economy, the war in Ukraine, and the US elections will have far-reaching consequences – not just now, but for the decade to come....
January 12, 2024 • by Salvatore Cantale, Marc Woodfield in Economics • 8 min read
Companies figuring out how to respond to the shock of higher borrowing costs must beware of three common misconceptions....
September 20, 2023 • by Nathan Sussman in Economics • 5 min read
Increasing investment into sustainable development projects will require rewriting the rules for pension funds, working with well-informed partners, and performance-related incentives for local government officials, writes Nathan Sussman....
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