


The Real World
Behavioral economics “studies the effects of psychological, cognitive, emotional, cultural and social factors on the economic decisions of individuals and institutions and how those decisions vary from those implied by classical theory. Behavioral economics is...
Demand. Better.
Supply and Demand. Supply is easy. It is tangible. You can see it. You can touch it and you can measure it. Demand is less easy – it is tricky and wily. It is downright fleeting. Demand is an unknown that can only be measured once supply is provided, and at that...
Don’t Leave Money on the Table
As a bank or lender, you likely have clients that are purchasing goods from vendors that offer early payment discounts. If you don’t know if this is the case, now represents a great opportunity to initiate the conversation with your clients. If you do know that this...
Private Companies’ Focus: Growth and Innovation
Private Companies’ Focus: Growth and Innovation Recently, we came across an article from TD Bank that summarized a survey which “examined CFOs, treasurers and other financial professionals’ perspectives on the economy, business environment, geopolitical trends...