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Consumer Comparisons Could Spell Trouble for Governments
Lien, Jaimie • • 6 mins read
Study discovers that people around the world being increasingly sensitive to the goods and services that other consumers are purchasing, which could have huge implications for governments By Peter Sabine With geopolitical tensions gathering pace, what consumers buy may have a major impact on power plays – governments should take notice. A new study by […]
Does Air Pollution Prompt People to Purchase Insurance?
Lien, Jaimie • • 6 mins read
Study finds that media coverage of the harmful effects of air pollution tends to drive the purchase of critical illness insurance products
The Interplay of Competition and Cooperation in the Workplace
Lien, Jaimie • • 7 mins read
CUHK research finds that competition makes people less likely to cooperate and a “fairer” contest prize arrangement can actually lead to more intense competition
Private Firms and SOEs: Should They Be Subsidised Equally?
Lien Jaimie • • 5 mins read
New study contributes to discussion regarding whether state-owned enterprises and private companies should be given equal treatment in receiving government subsidies
How Effective are Bike Sharing Programmes in Shortening the Morning Commute?
Lien Jaimie • • 5 mins read
Research shows those making shorter trips as well as commuting later in the morning are more likely to arrive at work early.