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Economics & Finance

How Private Investors Can Narrow the Global Infrastructure Gap

Governments have been unable to address infrastructure shortfalls. Private investors can help fill the gap.

Economics & Finance

The Role of Digital in Financial Planning

Lucas Weatherill & Boris Liedtke

Retirement planning, riddled with uncertainty and consumer biases as it is, may be best handled with a mix of digital and face-to-face advice.

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The Dark and the Darker Sides of the Market

Bart Zhou Yueshen & Rachael Noyes

Total transparency in financial trading can be costly.

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Banks Are Passing the Buck in Cost Cutting

Boris Liedtke & S. David Young

Misaligned incentives still reign in the banking industry, turning cost cutting into a hot potato passed around divisions.

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Response to Henning Huenteler: Use Climate Funds to Deal With Consequences

The amount of money needed to comply with Paris Agreement would be better spent on funds that will alleviate climate change damage.

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Response to Professor Vermaelen: U.S. Climate Policy Is Based on Shaky Arguments

Giving President Trump credit for a careful cost-benefit analysis misses the details and implications of this decision.

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How In-Work Benefits Reduce Poverty

The U.S. and Canada adopted similar programmes to combat family poverty in the 1990s. How have they fared?

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Trump’s Climate Policy is Based on Cost-Benefit Analysis

President Trump’s decision to withdraw the U.S. from the Paris accord is based on economic arguments.

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Why Your Financial Planner Should Be a Robot

Lucas Weatherill & Boris Liedtke

Retirement planning requires more data and less human involvement to nudge customers to a more comfortable future.

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Banks Are Still Thinking Short-Term

Boris Liedtke & S. David Young

A single-minded focus on the bottom line can destroy value.

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China’s Colonial Ambitions

Paulo Vicente dos Santos Alves & Fabian Salum

China is heading down the path of colonialism as it tries to slake its thirst for resources.

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How Private Investors Can Narrow the Global Infrastructure Gap

The Role of Digital in Financial Planning

The Dark and the Darker Sides of the Market

Banks Are Passing the Buck in Cost Cutting

Response to Henning Huenteler: Use Climate Funds to Deal With Consequences

Response to Professor Vermaelen: U.S. Climate Policy Is Based on Shaky Arguments

How In-Work Benefits Reduce Poverty

Trump’s Climate Policy is Based on Cost-Benefit Analysis

Why Your Financial Planner Should Be a Robot

Banks Are Still Thinking Short-Term

China’s Colonial Ambitions

A (Temporary) Reprieve for Europe

Private Secondary Markets: A Growing Investment Opportunity

How Invisible Inequality Hurts the Poor

A Recipe for Employee Motivation

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