China’s 2015 growth rate sent shivers through global markets, but the country added the equivalent output of Thailand and the...
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Is the proposed sell off of Aramco the start of a Thatcherite revolution in Saudi Arabia?
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As the BRICs falter, a new group of growth economies is emerging, but they have lots of work to do before they are stable...
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For a Hollywood movie, “The Big Short” is surprisingly sophisticated about what caused the financial crisis, but it fumbles a...
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High frequency news analytics services give institutional traders an edge by speeding up reaction times to new information. But...
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The Schengen Accord is one of the most tangible achievements of European integration and a boon for cross-border business....
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Illegal rent-seeking may be rarer in Western developed nations, but that doesn’t mean they shouldn’t be concerned with...
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Post-crisis fiscal consolidations can have persistent and permanent effects on growth. More aggressive fiscal and monetary...
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A new formula for forecasting house prices suggests easy credit can do more harm than good when it comes to creating a fair and...
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The Dutch flower cluster shows how much value can be found in a commoditised sector that collaborates before it competes
Professor - Congratulations, Bob, on a lifetime of path-breaking, pioneering research. It exemplifies the...
INSEAD Chaired Professor Emeritus in Corporate Governance - The work is very relevant to issues today in...
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Happy Birthday and thanks for your inspiration - Happy 90th Bob. Thank you for your inspiration to many to...
Distinguished Professor, University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee - Bob, Happy Birthday, You have made great...