The Natural Resources Curse
Natural resources have long been regarded as a curse to development. New initiatives to encourage better governance are starting to change that. Continue reading The Natural Resources Curse
Author: Alex McFadzean
Alex is interested in the economics of inequality in emerging markets and behavioural economics. He is also part of Eton's Investment Club, which manages a boy-run fund, and is a keen squash player.
The Secrets of Wealth Accumulation
Accumulation of wealth is one of the driving forces behind widening inequality. From the nature of institutions to maritime access and religion, there are good reasons why rich nations gather more of it than others. Continue reading The Secrets of Wealth Accumulation
Monetary incentives
Money is often the driving factor in our decision making. That comes with its dangers. Continue reading Monetary incentives
The Icarus Paradox: Success will burn you
From Greek mythological characters to Fortune 500 executives, it seems as though no human is immune to complacency. Why? Continue reading The Icarus Paradox: Success will burn you
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