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Daniel Nevins: Economics for Independent Thinkers

Daniel Nevins: Economics for Independent Thinkers It’s time we stop trusting the ‘experts’ Economists are supposed to monitor and analyze the economy, warn us if risks are getting out of hand, and advise us on how to make things runs more effectively — right? Well, even though that’s what most people expect from economists, it’s […]

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Dan Ariely: Why The Next Market Downturn May Quickly Become A Full-Blown Panic

Dan Ariely: Why The Next Market Downturn May Quickly Become A Full-Blown Panic The human factor has become extremely skittish Behavioral economist and author of Predictably Irrational Dan Ariely returns to explain the science underlying the continued mismanagement and mal-investment within our financial system, despite 7 years of opportunity to learn from and address the causal factors […]

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Olduvai IV: Courage
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Olduvai II: Exodus
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