| Do Business Executives Lie More Than the Average Person? |
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| Looking back at the economist and leading intellectual of the Progressive Era, Thorstein Veblen’s ideas about business, lying, and capitalism. One of the most recognized economists at the University of Chicago at the turn of the 20th century, Veble |
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| The Pandemic Gave Way to a ‘Massive Infodemic’ |
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| Along with the COVID-19 pandemic, the World Health Organization is also fighting another dangerous and complicated phenomenon – a “massive ‘infodemic,’”.Considering the fact that not much was known about how COVID-19 would affect humans, me |
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| What is Executive Education? |
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| After working for a few years, you might increasingly hear about people attending executive education programs. You might even encounter people suggesting that you should do one.But, if you’re thinking, “What exactly is an executive education pro |
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| UCLA’s Moisture Scanner Among 2020’s Top Inventions |
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| UCLA developed an advanced wireless scanner that can help detect bedsores in advance. The invention has been named one of Time Magazine’s Best Inventions of 2020.The Provizio SEM Scanner is a subepidermal moisture scanner developed by a team of sci |
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| Does Spending More Really Signify More Wealth? |
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| UCLA Anderson’s Professor Hal Hershfield and his colleagues explore the nature of people to believe spending more signifies more wealth and how that in-turn affects spending.Before the pandemic, the Center for Retirement Research at Boston College |
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| UCLA Anderson Forecast Anticipates Robust Economic Recovery from Spring 2021 |
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| The most recent quarterly UCLA Anderson Forecast, published in December, anticipates economic recovery in the near future. This estimate is based on the assumption that mass vaccinations would ensure that many industries would be able to return to no |
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