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Book recommendations: artificial intelligence, consumer sentiments, and what is inflation?
Kate Crawford is a senior principal researcher at Microsoft Research and analyzes artificial intelligence and its social and political implications. A great book!
Book recommendations: the profit paradox, how do people form their expectations on macroeconomic issues, and narrative economics
In his very interesting book, Richard Curtin (who has directed the consumer sentiment survey of the University of Michigan for several decades) argues that consumers form expectations in a complex way using conscious and nonconscious processes.
The future of work after Corona: Are not only offices disappearing, but office jobs as well?
The future of work after Corona: Are not only offices disappearing, but office jobs as well?
Is the traditional office obsolete?
The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic has changed working habits of many people. In addition, it became obvious which jobs must be done in the workplace and which activities can be carried out at home or anywhere. Perhaps the current developments are less about the complete end of the traditional office but more about the end of current firm-worker relations in the form of traditional employment contracts.
Universal basic income – yes or no?
The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic has led to an increased interest in measures such as the unconditional basic income.
Unconditional financial support measures – important in a crisis, but probably not useful in the long term
The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic has led to an increased interest in measures such as the unconditional basic income.
Unconditional financial support measures – important in a crisis, but probably not useful in the long term
The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic has led to an increased interest in measures such as the unconditional basic income.
Unconditional financial support measures – important in a crisis, but probably not useful in the long term
The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic has led to an increased interest in measures such as the unconditional basic income.
Unconditional financial support measures – important in a crisis, but probably not useful in the long term
The outbreak of the coronavirus pandemic has led to an increased interest in measures such as the unconditional basic income.