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Governance and Risk Management Where have all the public companies gone (and does it even matter)? Jul, 2025 | Article New research shows there are fewer companies are listed on U.S. stock markets than in the past. Should businesses and regulators care? Sustainability and Social Impact What does a more decentralized population mean for the future of Canada? Jul, 2025 | Article Despite technology, we're less close to our neighbours than before the pandemic. It's reshaping society in ways we're only just starting to understand. Behavioural Economics and Marketing What 99-cent pricing is really doing to grocery prices Jul, 2025 | Article The "left-digit bias" is so ingrained in consumer psychology that it might actually be driving shrinkflation, new research finds. Governance and Risk Management When familiarity clouds oversight: Overcoming in-group bias at work Jul, 2025 | Article In-group bias can undermine even the most regulated industries, but professionalism might be the antidote. Efficiency and Operational Performance What’s in the box: How mystery sells…and when it doesn’t Jul, 2025 | Article Blind boxes gamify commerce, but the mystery-driven model doesn’t work equally well for all products, new research finds. Behavioural Economics and Marketing How to find magic in the mundane Jul, 2025 | Article A short, boring meeting can leave you feeling more exhausted than a long tedious one, new research finds. But there are ways to make these mundane tasks more tolerable. Behavioural Economics and Marketing When ad transparency backfires: Why labelled posts may make social media less honest Jul, 2025 | Article Should traditional ad transparency laws be applied to social posts? New research suggest it could do more harm that good. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Sustainability and Social Impact What does a more decentralized population mean for the future of Canada? Jul, 2025 | Article Despite technology, we're less close to our neighbours than before the pandemic. It's reshaping society in ways we're only just starting to understand. Behavioural Economics and Marketing What 99-cent pricing is really doing to grocery prices Jul, 2025 | Article The "left-digit bias" is so ingrained in consumer psychology that it might actually be driving shrinkflation, new research finds. Governance and Risk Management When familiarity clouds oversight: Overcoming in-group bias at work Jul, 2025 | Article In-group bias can undermine even the most regulated industries, but professionalism might be the antidote. Efficiency and Operational Performance What’s in the box: How mystery sells…and when it doesn’t Jul, 2025 | Article Blind boxes gamify commerce, but the mystery-driven model doesn’t work equally well for all products, new research finds. Behavioural Economics and Marketing How to find magic in the mundane Jul, 2025 | Article A short, boring meeting can leave you feeling more exhausted than a long tedious one, new research finds. But there are ways to make these mundane tasks more tolerable. Behavioural Economics and Marketing When ad transparency backfires: Why labelled posts may make social media less honest Jul, 2025 | Article Should traditional ad transparency laws be applied to social posts? New research suggest it could do more harm that good. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
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Governance and Risk Management When familiarity clouds oversight: Overcoming in-group bias at work Jul, 2025 | Article In-group bias can undermine even the most regulated industries, but professionalism might be the antidote. Efficiency and Operational Performance What’s in the box: How mystery sells…and when it doesn’t Jul, 2025 | Article Blind boxes gamify commerce, but the mystery-driven model doesn’t work equally well for all products, new research finds. Behavioural Economics and Marketing How to find magic in the mundane Jul, 2025 | Article A short, boring meeting can leave you feeling more exhausted than a long tedious one, new research finds. But there are ways to make these mundane tasks more tolerable. Behavioural Economics and Marketing When ad transparency backfires: Why labelled posts may make social media less honest Jul, 2025 | Article Should traditional ad transparency laws be applied to social posts? New research suggest it could do more harm that good. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Efficiency and Operational Performance What’s in the box: How mystery sells…and when it doesn’t Jul, 2025 | Article Blind boxes gamify commerce, but the mystery-driven model doesn’t work equally well for all products, new research finds. Behavioural Economics and Marketing How to find magic in the mundane Jul, 2025 | Article A short, boring meeting can leave you feeling more exhausted than a long tedious one, new research finds. But there are ways to make these mundane tasks more tolerable. Behavioural Economics and Marketing When ad transparency backfires: Why labelled posts may make social media less honest Jul, 2025 | Article Should traditional ad transparency laws be applied to social posts? New research suggest it could do more harm that good. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing How to find magic in the mundane Jul, 2025 | Article A short, boring meeting can leave you feeling more exhausted than a long tedious one, new research finds. But there are ways to make these mundane tasks more tolerable. Behavioural Economics and Marketing When ad transparency backfires: Why labelled posts may make social media less honest Jul, 2025 | Article Should traditional ad transparency laws be applied to social posts? New research suggest it could do more harm that good. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next
Behavioural Economics and Marketing When ad transparency backfires: Why labelled posts may make social media less honest Jul, 2025 | Article Should traditional ad transparency laws be applied to social posts? New research suggest it could do more harm that good. Previous 1 2 3 4 5 ... Next