Do you give to charity? if so, how do you decide to which charity to contribute to? The last one is not an easy question, there are over 1.2 million charities in the world, all offering to improve some aspect of our societies in one way or another. So how do you make the optimal
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When I switched my thesis from the effect of IMF loans on sub-Saharan Africa to the effect of stock exchanges on sub-Saharan Africa, I thought I was the bee’s knees. After all, who would come up with such a novel topic, or anything remotely related to this? Turns out Joseph Schumpeter, an Austrian economist, discussed
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The fact that Spotify, the leader of music-streaming services market, is going public via direct listing, has attracted an overwhelming amount of media attention. The event is going to take place on the 3rd of April. Mass media often hype news regarding major initial public offerings (IPOs), but it seems that there remains a lot
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Personal computers are extremely complex machines. The intricacies of billions of individual circuit components working together and essentially upholding the foundation of the modern world are fascinating in itself, and it has been this way for the past few decades now. What’s newer though is the specialisation of labour that goes on within your computer.
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