Opinions

Inducing consumers to fantasize can be a winning asset for companies seeking to improve process and performance

Poor countries suffer from both. The cause is not low GDP, but inequality in income distribution, industrialized food and lack of local production

Parliaments and division of powers: it all started 800 years ago when King John, defeated at Bouvines, was forced to come to terms with English barons and signed the Magna Carta

Empirical studies highlight the positive results achieved by nongovernment projects to improve poor women's status in Bangladesh

A work of art is not only about aesthetic enjoyment, it's also about investment opportunities and financial risk

In order to ensure that the poor are fed, inkind transfers have usually been preferred over cash transfers. Randomized experiments in Mexico, Ecuador, Congo, and Niger have recently reopened the debate