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Post-holiday thoughts on the value of gifts

By Ann Logue on January 17, 2013

The enormous holiday season is pretty much over; we went from Halloween to Elvismas with a whole bunch of fun and cookies packed in between. Another seasonal standby is the article about the value of presents, both in religious and in economic terms. Many cultures have different ways of compelling people to redistribute wealth and/or [...]

Posted in Financial Advice, Political Discourse, Teaching Finance | Tagged control premium, deadweight loss of Christmas, gifts, holidays, Joel Waldfogel, Megan McArdle, option premium, wealth transfers | Leave a response

Bribery and Transparency

By Ann Logue on March 7, 2012

Today’s New York Times had a great article about new efforts to expose bribery in developing countries. All it takes is a little exposure. People sometimes justify bribes by dismissing them as gifts or tips. It’s part of the culture, they say. I was a waitress for a while in college, and I can assure [...]

Posted in Chicago, Emerging Markets, Political Discourse, Socially Responsible Investing | Tagged bribes, Emerging Markets for Dummies, gifts, tips | Leave a response

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