Long Covid May Inflict Annual Billion-Dollar Losses on the Economy

23 November 2024

A recent study by University College London (UCL) researchers has highlighted the substantial economic toll that long Covid could exert on the UK economy, potentially…

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Oil and Gas Windfalls Could Finance Climate Reparations

21 November 2024

A focal topic on the schedule of the UN Climate Change Conference (COP 29) involves deliberations over the financing mechanisms for climate objectives. Industrial nations…

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Companies That Engage More in Reading Achieve Higher Performance

10 November 2024

“Revealing the Essence of Reading: Understanding Corporate Identity Through Reading Habits” – A recent study spearheaded by the Complexity Science Hub (CSH) delves into the…

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Sustainable Expansion: 30% of Global Regions Attain Economic Growth Coupled with Carbon Emission Reductions

8 November 2024

“We discovered that 30 per cent of the regions for which data is available have completely separated carbon emissions from economic growth. This successful decoupling…

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The Climate Price Tag: $79 Billion in Hidden Costs from U.S. Materials Production

2 November 2024

A recent study published in the journal Environmental Research Letters by IOP Publishing has unveiled a significant hidden cost in the U.S. materials production industry,…

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Tackling Climate Change and Inequality: A Dual-Benefit Policy Approach

22 October 2024

Climate change and economic disparity are intricately linked, posing a mutual risk of escalating one another if not effectively managed. A recent study in Nature…

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How a Well-Known Economic Principle Could Aid in the Conservation of Threatened Frog Species

15 October 2024

A prevalent financial investment strategy might also be crucial for protecting an endangered frog species in Puerto Rico. A recent study has implemented modern portfolio…

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Job Embeddedness Influences Voluntary Departure Amidst Employment Uncertainty

14 October 2024

During the period known as the Great Resignation, the United States witnessed a marked increase in voluntary employee resignations roughly a year into the COVID-19…

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Boosting the Profitability of Remanufacturing

13 October 2024

Remanufacturing involves restoring end-of-life products to a condition as good as new, playing a pivotal role in the circular economy. However, its broader adoption by…

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Scholars Suggest a New Framework for Economic Efficiency and Sustainability

11 October 2024

An international, interdisciplinary team of researchers has developed a comprehensive proposal for reshaping economic performance and sustainability, focusing on cooperation and ethical behaviour as pivotal…

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Claiming ‘I’ll Never Retire’ Could Be a Red Flag

6 October 2024

Recent research finds that Americans who claim they will “never retire” are more likely to lack financial knowledge. The evidence from a national survey is…

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Minor Deposits, Major Choices: The Effect of Multiple Savings Accounts on Retirement Withdrawal Decisions

2 October 2024

A recent study by Dr. Abigail Hurwitz and Professor Orly Sade from Hebrew University, soon to be published in Management Science, illuminates how retirees navigate…

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