U.S. economists may be barely holding on by their fingernails over the current state of the American economy, but strangely, ...

BBVA in Switzerland, together with the bank's Behavioral Economics team, has launched ‘Investing in the Mirror.' ...

Richard Thaler thinks retail investors shouldn't be trading individual stocks, and such trading is more like entertainment than wealth-building.

Knowable economics surpass exciting narratives. If you can’t reliably estimate a firm’s medium-term earnings power, don’t touch it—and be particularly wary in sectors where technological, regulatory, ...

AI focuses on learning patterns from data to make decisions; quantum computing focuses on raw computational power for complex problems like molecular simulation and code-breaking.

Antitrust analysis generally assumes that firms seek profit, but that assumption does not always hold. This Feature offers an antitrust framework for ...

While the causes of modern authoritarianism have been hotly debated, studies increasingly point to income inequality as the prime culprit.

Initial GDP estimates rely on incomplete survey data—less than half from actual three-month surveys—with the rest from extrapolations. The Bureau of Economic Analysis refines these estimates at the ...

Liberal cities try to circumvent the market, but the ‘hidden market’ for affordable apartments is cruel in its own way.

Blues-backed pharmacy benefit manager Prime Therapeutics is expanding its partnership with Sempre Health nationwide after ...

According to the researchers, an economically rational person would have no reason to leave a tip after the service has already been provided. Why do people tip? A recent study suggests that two main ...