The AI boom holds both utopian and dystopian possibilities that we may not yet be prepared for.
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How society can avoid fragmentation as generations blame one another for these precarious times.
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The professionalisation of leading family firms.
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Nudging people to invest in the stock market could reduce wealth inequality.
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As the world’s biggest buyers of goods and services, governments can play a starring role in the pursuit of knowledge-economy...
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Start-ups in the capital market space are a small part of the fintech world but find multiple opportunities to disrupt retail...
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The Chinese government must move away from directing and owning resources.
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Recent bank bailouts show that the Single Resolution Mechanism doesn’t work in its current form.
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Corporate incentives are often skewed towards short-term gains at the expense of long-term value.
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Firms’ R&D activities and financiers’ information about innovative projects reinforce one another.
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Know your teacher - nice post