Looking at the proportion of bar and restaurant transactions that occur between 7 pm and 2 am, we can identify the cities that tip more.
To decide if we are inflating an AI bubble, we can focus on the market structure and multiplication of data centers.
Sometimes safety regulations can have the unintended consequence of encouraging the risky behavior they were supposed to prevent.
Present everywhere, sludge reflects the perverse incentives that enrage us daily when we deal with customer service problems.
Reclining an airplane seat is a problem for passengers and airlines because of pitch, profits, property rights, and your philosophy.
Looking at short term gain and long term pain, a behavioral economist can explain why Buy Now Pay Later has become much more popular.
Sometimes a middle initial can come in handy for a Facebook lawsuit against Mark Zuckerbeg and also to earn more money.
After knowing the mind-boggling prices for a Birkin bag and "Citizen Kane" sled, only auction economics can explain while they were so high.
Changing incentives for pedestrians and drivers, because the shared space concept eliminates traffic lights, we behave differently.












