Why stock returns under Trump might disappoint investors
Market performance under Republican presidents may be in part due to timing.
The math behind your uncashed checks
Receiving a check can feel rewarding; the tedious chore of traveling to the bank and cashing it often doesn’t.
Are you impatient? Then you’re also more likely to procrastinate
Oddly enough, being an impatient person means you’re also apt to put things off rather than get them done sooner.
A new way to measure culture’s effect on economic growth
Researchers hope to spur new lines of inquiry about how to quantify culture’s impact on economic performance, using company values as a proxy for cultural norms.