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What was left of the Great Safety Net 1.0 even played a key role in alleviating the consequences of the 2008 financial crisis. In France, a broader safety net and higher minimum wage relative to cost of living made it possible to provide economic security to the majority of households. Even if jobs were destroyed following the crisis, those who wer
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She said much of the finance industry has too narrow a view of its strategy and goals. It often becomes a short-term, almost zero-sum game with many investors focused only on small relative gains won against each other.
W. Brian Arthur • Complexity Economics: Proceedings of the Santa Fe Institute's 2019 Fall Symposium
Pulse: US attitudes and awareness regarding effective giving and philanthropic cause areas
The report presents findings on US attitudes toward effective giving, awareness of Effective Altruism, charitable donation behaviors, and opinions regarding AI risks, based on a large-scale public poll.
rethinkpriorities.orgFurthermore, as argued by Rainer Kattel, who’s working with Mariana Mazzucato at the IIPP, it takes a certain organizational form to support innovation in the economy[407]. And based on my experiences as a senior civil servant, I highly doubt that the current form of the state allows it to impose what Carlota Perez calls a “direction for innovation
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Sari • Founder Opportunity Assessment
docs.google.comno more need to have them enforce our contracts.
W. Brian Arthur • Complexity Economics: Proceedings of the Santa Fe Institute's 2019 Fall Symposium
Arthur Ostapenko
@arthurostapenko
foundations were laid in Victorian times. Now it is changing radically. Standard economics is suddenly being challenged by a number of new approaches: behavioral economics, neuroeconomics, new institutional economics. One of the new approaches came to life at the Santa Fe Institute: complexity economics.