Ep37 Five Common Finance Mistakes

Ep37 Five Common Finance Mistakes

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Ep82 “Should NFL Teams Be More Aggressive on Fourth Down?” With David Romer

A central tenant in economic theory is that in competitive markets, firms should be optimizing. If they aren’t competitive pressures drive them out of business. But what about the NFL? Two decades ago, UC Berkeley economist David Romer discovered that NFL coaches where not implem ...  Show more

Ep81 “The New (New) Future of AI” with Michal Kosinski

The leaps and bounds made in AI in just the last three years have surprised even the experts, so hosts and finance professors Jonathan Berk and Jules van Binsbergen thought it might be time for another prophetic conversation about the future of this technology. Three years after ...  Show more

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