Behavioral Economics REVIEWED BY WILL KENTON Behavioral Economics is the study of psychology as it relates to the economic decision-making processes of individuals and institutions. The two most important questions in this field are: Are economists’ assumptions of utility or profit maximization good approximations of real people’s behavior? Do individuals maximize subjective Read more…
In a public statement last summer, super rich hedge fund manager Leon Cooperman vowed to give away his entire fortune to charity. This remarkable trend called, The Giving Pledge, was created by Warren Buffett and caught the attention of not only Bill Gates but other mega wealthy individuals, who committed Read more…
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A Dying Dog’s Dirge By Kevin J Palmer Oh Lord, please don’t make me suffer Give them the strength to let go I lived well, was always loving Walked close, never strayed too far I gave warmth and devoted protection Was attentive, loyal and forgave But time has come to Read more…