Who shapes our daily choices? Society, friends, family, colleagues, or neighbours? A team of economists examined how social interactions influence our decisions and what this means for public policy.
Summary of the discussion between Xavier Ragot, President of the French Economic Observatory, and Alain Trannoy (EHESS/AMSE) at the latest "Café de l’éco" organized by the Cercle des économistes.
Even when the economy falters, wages hold up – and it's no accident. This is what a recent study conducted by a team of economists shows, revealing a key factor: employees' discretion.