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Monthly Archives: December 2013
Newspapers and the nature of the Internet
I live in Greenwich and love the area. Interesting things have gone on there for centuries. There’s a regular event in The Greenwich Tavern (The Greenwich Series) where people discuss what they do and what interests them. I tweet a … Continue reading
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The behavioural economics of golf
It seems behavioural economics can teach amateur golfers (like me) a thing or two. In fact, the caddies have a name for it. In Thinking Fast and Slow, Daniel Kahneman, the Nobel Prize winning behavioural economist, discusses two golfers on … Continue reading
The cards dealt to the baby boomers and younger generations
Could Generation Y “end Britain’s love affair with car ownership”? I just read in Marketing that TNS predict they might. In part this is for positive reasons like the increase of car sharing, new digital models for motor rentals and … Continue reading
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Tagged baby boomer, bank of mum and dad, generation X, generation Y, hourglass economy, Nick Hewat, social mobility
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