#1 - The Human Bias Behind Financial Crises

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Recorded25 Feb 2021

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With Nicola Gennaioli, professor of Finance at Bocconi. This podcast explores the subtle (and unintended) ways in which human psychology has influenced a seemingly hyper-rational field: financial markets. More intriguing questions: what are stereotypes made of? And why was the 2008 crisis a "crisis of beliefs"?

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