Rethinking Behavioral Economics in a Non-Western Context: Accepting Cultural Diversity
Behavioral economics has made significant contributions to our understanding of how individuals make decisions. But let’s face it: it’s a…
Does Money Truly Bring Happiness? Analyzing the Relation Between Income and Well-Being
The relationship between money and happiness has long been discussed among researchers and society, as it refers to fundamental questions…
Monetary Compensation for Unpaid Household Work:
To Pay or Not To Pay, That is The Question There isn’t much that remains unsaid when it comes to…
Understanding the redistributive effects of recent Euro area inflation
Cover image’s Credits: Euranet Plus, Eurostat data – October 2022 The Eurozone has experienced an unprecedented surge in inflation since…
Catch-22? A Brief Study of the Implications of Climate Action in Latin America
Among the scores of intra and international conflicts and problems that have characterized the last two decades, climate change has…
Economy of Wellbeing – measuring economic performance beyond GDP
If one looks into the goals of most countries’ economic policy decisions, a common mantra seems to appear: “increase the…
A call for disinflation policies beyond monetary measures
Since the beginning of 2020, the Consumer Price Index (CPI) in the Eurozone has risen cumulatively by almost 20%. In…
Overdue: unearthing the significance of land
It lies beneath our feet and yet profoundly shapes what lies ahead, from inequality to productivity. Neglecting any longer this…
Karl Polanyi and his legacy
Born in 1886, Karl Polanyi is one of the best-known economic anthropologists of the 20th century who contributed greatly to…
Auctions and their way of improvement
Have you ever bought or sold something on eBay? If yes, were you thinking that you were participating in an…