Tag Archives: Microeconomics

Social Capital is the new Wealth

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In most developed countries, the past decade has undoubtedly been the hardest time to build financial wealth since the Great Depression. Aspiring wealth builders have been hit with a cluster bomb of...

Behavioural Economics: Giving Insights to Help the Advertising Industry

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The idea that the advertising industry might benefit from a greater appreciation of economics is one of the oldest jibes around. Profligate advertising being curbed by economic realism is a script...

Should Digital Health Startups Prioritize Eyeballs or Revenue?

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The good news, I guess, is that the well-worn “eyeballs versus revenue” debate – a dialog that has beset the tech world for years – has at long last reached digital health, suggesting that now there...
    






Your Business Is Growing– Now What?

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The goal of any business is to grow—expand your customer list, add new locations and staff, and ultimately, increase your income. While growth is great for your business, it could cause friction in...
    






U.S. GDP Grew 4.1% In Third Quarter, More Than Previously Estimated

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New data shows the economy is growing, giving support to the Federal Reserve’s decision to begin cutting back on asset purchases earlier this week and leading the stock market to a strong Friday open...