Entrepreneurs Funded by Family and Friends Tend to Opt for Less Risky Growth Strategies

9 December 2024

Entrepreneurs often lack the resources and funding to kick-start their ventures, leading them to contact family and friends for initial support. However, this raises a…

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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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Political Beliefs Could Shape Gift-Giving Decisions More Than Individual Buying Choices

26 October 2024

Research conducted by the University of New Hampshire reveals that while political leanings might not significantly affect everyday purchases for individuals, these affiliations could significantly…

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Recent Research: Does Sampling Healthy Foods Encourage Unhealthy Buying Habits?

9 October 2024

Large retail establishments often distribute free food samples to customers as they shop. These samples vary widely in nutritional value, from very healthy to less…

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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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The True Cost of the ‘Zero-Price Effect’

6 September 2024

Researchers at Tel Aviv University have uncovered a surprising economic impact associated with the “zero-price effect” in real estate advertising. Their study observed that homes…

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USF research reveals digital food orders promote higher spending and indulgence

3 August 2024

A recent study from the University of South Florida has shed light on technology’s significant impact on restaurant ordering habits, revealing that digital platforms tend…

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Governed by Machines: Study Shows Preference for AI in Decision-Making

29 July 2024

A recent study has highlighted a significant shift in public opinion, revealing that people increasingly prefer Artificial Intelligence (AI) over human judgment for making redistributive…

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Insights for Etsy Sellers: Embrace Your Passion and Increase Pricing!

30 June 2024

Researchers from Lehigh University, Tilburg University, and Northwestern University have identified a novel cue consumers interpret as a signal of quality in peer-to-peer marketplaces: “production…

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Effectiveness of Mandatory Retirement Plans in Promoting Retirement Savings

19 June 2024

A study published in Contemporary Economic Policy highlights the substantial benefits observed following the initial implementation of Oregon’s state-run retirement savings program, OregonSaves, in 2017.…

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The enduring wisdom of Sanpo-yoshi for modern businesses

12 May 2024

There is an increasing focus on corporations’ need to assess their impact on the environment, society, and stakeholders. This broad concern falls under the umbrella…

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