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This weeks guest is Cahal Moran. Cahal is an economist who specializes in behavioral economics. He did my PhD in economics at the University of Manchester and since 2019 have been a Fellow at the Psychological and Behavioral Science Department at the London School of Economics. Cahal quantitative skills including mathematics, statistics, and coding which are illustrated by his PhD and current research. I am also a published author, with his book The Econocracy selling 15,000+ copies and having over 200 citations on Google Scholar. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@unlearningeconomics9021
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This weeks guest is Cahal Moran. Cahal is an economist who specializes in behavioral economics. He did my PhD in economics at the University of Manchester and since 2019 have been a Fellow at the Psychological and Behavioral Science Department at the London School of Economics. Cahal quantitative skills including mathematics, statistics, and coding which are illustrated by his PhD and current research. I am also a published author, with his book The Econocracy selling 15,000+ copies and having over 200 citations on Google Scholar. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@unlearningeconomics9021
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This weeks guest is Cahal Moran. Cahal is an economist who specializes in behavioral economics. He did my PhD in economics at the University of Manchester and since 2019 have been a Fellow at the Psychological and Behavioral Science Department at the London School of Economics. Cahal quantitative skills including mathematics, statistics, and coding which are illustrated by his PhD and current research. I am also a published author, with his book The Econocracy selling 15,000+ copies and having over 200 citations on Google Scholar. YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@unlearningeconomics9021 |