Why people choose to cooperate, according to behavioral science
"Financial rewards kind of muddy the water about people's motivations. That undermines any reputational benefit from doing the deed."
"Financial rewards kind of muddy the water about people's motivations. That undermines any reputational benefit from doing the deed."
"My ... experience in multiple nations exposed me to experiences that have set me up for success in business innovation and problem-solving."
"ESG ratings, though flawed, are currently still the best option to measure the ethical behaviour of firms."
"I'm very grateful that I get to make a real change and help people get access to quality mental healthcare."
Regulators should force banks to raise more capital to make sure they can continue to "lend freely going forward," said Prof. Jonathan Parker.
"Power and Progress," by Daron Acemoglu and Simon Johnson explores several moments when technology led to the opposite of shared prosperity.
"For those watching at home and those in the middle of the action, progress in women's sports has been a case of slowly then all at once."
"The Big Mac Index from The Economist is probably the simplest statistic ever created. Sadly, for the World Bank, it is just as good as the PPP.”
Cuts to fuel taxes often come at the expense of funding for road and transportation infrastructure.
"A growing number of studies show that criticism might actually heighten creativity and imagination."