Dan Ariely

Games, flat-pack furniture and cakes: how behavioural economics could help

Dan Ariely explains why increasing numbers of start-ups are studying human psychology

Could maximising shareholder value be the ‘dumbest idea in the world’ ?

Companies and executives accused of moving from a value-creation approach to one of value extraction

Model investment behaviour falls foul of that age-old handicap: intuition

When it comes to selecting progressive stocks too many of us find ‘cognitive effort’ too much bother

Home economics: how 300 teenagers see their town

A 16-year-old winner of the SAS Young Economist of the Year competition, at Kilkenomics, explains his research into youth unemployment in his home town of Ballina, Co Mayo

What’s the difference between a comedian and an economist?

Boundaries between the funny folk and money folk dissolve at Kilkenomics Festival

Foolhardy theorists brace themselves in Kilkenny as quick-wits plan for last laugh

Making economists uncomfortable is part of what the Kilkenomics Festival is all about

One More Thing: The cat laughs as Kilkenomics gets ready to roll into town

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