Films might tell you something about you, what is it?
This week, we discuss how Hollywood exploits our nostalgia and the potential consequences it might have.
Farheen
She is passionate about investigating behavioural and political economic issues and their implications for socioeconomic, institutional, and policy issues.
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Does too much choice hinder social welfare?
You might think that having so many options would make decision-making easier. However, research actually suggests otherwise.
What Drives People to File (or Not File) Patents?
Why do some people file patents for their inventions while others don't? The story of Daisuke Inoue provides an insightful example.
So How Do Nudge Units Work?
This week we take a look at two different kinds of nudge units, and explore their workings: Uk and New York Nudge Units
What Piggy Banks, Kitchen Savings, and Chit funds Reveal About Financial Inclusion for Women in India?
The story this week is how have the women in India manage their savings, and what rule of thumb investing can teach us either to learn or be wary.
How not to have a biased AI model?
Navigating the challenges posed by technology's increasing centrality requires us to address the biases present in GPT and LLM especially as these models are not effectively trained on non-western countries. Do read on as we unpack this here from a behavioural perspective.