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Behavioural Economics Series 2: Are Financial Markets Efficient?
The 2013 Nobel Prize in Economics was definitely a “weird” one. One recipient was Dr. Eugene Fama from UChicago, who proposed the Efficient Markets...
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The Rise of Cryptoassets & Derivatives
“I bought it when it was really cheap, around $300, and after it went up a ton, I decided to buy some more.. But...
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Behavioral Economics Series 1: Prospect Theory
Prospect Theory evaluates how individuals choose under risk and uncertainty, and aims to illustrate that sometimes choices are not optimal. This theory was first...
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An Inquiry on Linguistics in Economics
A few weeks ago, I was faced with the daunting task of writing about communication forms in my introduction to academic writing. As someone...
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The Volunteer’s Dilemma with Prof. Blit | Goosenomics Episode 1
We've all been in a situation where a professor is teaching and everyone in the class is lost. Often in those situations no one...
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Thaler’s Nobel Prize Winning Work in Behavioural Economics
It’s one of two major assumptions in economics, and taught within the first week in most 101 classes: rationality. How do we define rationality?...
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Growth of the Chinese Economy and Implications for Canada
State of Chinese economy
The Chinese economy’s GDP in 2016 was at $11.2T USD, compared to $18.6T USD in the US and $1.5T USD in...
The Rise of Cryptoassets & Derivatives