FINA 6387 - Managerial Analysis (Basu)

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Articles - The Economist

Algorithms and antitrust; free exchange. (2017, May 06). The Economist, 423, 70.
American crude oil has fallen to less than nothing: Daily chart. (2020, Apr 20). The Economist
American crude oil has fallen to less than nothing: Daily chart. (2020, Apr 20). The Economist
Bartleby cutting the pie. (2020, Feb 22). The Economist, 434, 59.
Battle commences. (2020, Dec 12). The Economist, 437, 66-67.
The bottom of the barrel. (2020, Jul 18). The Economist, 436, 51-52.
Brown v broad. (2020, Dec 19). The Economist, 437, 101-102.
Buttonwood: McJobbers and brokers. (2020, Sep 19). The Economist, 436, 71.
Buttonwood our currency, your problem. (2020, Nov 07). The Economist, 437, 68.
Commodities: Buyer Beware”, the Economist March 28 2020
Control your instincts. (2019, Sep 21). The Economist, 432, 18
A cooler head; free exchange. (2016, Dec 24). The Economist, 421, 90.
Crude Oil: After the fall” the Economist June 13 2020
The dedicated followers of fast fashion; clothes retailing. (2014, Jul 05). The Economist, 412, 55.
Disaster profiteering. (2020, Oct 24). The Economist, 437, 73.
Donaldson's difficult idea; free exchange. (2017, Apr 22). The Economist, 423, 71.
Energy Companies: Don’t worry it’s all under control” the Economist May 30 2020
E pluribus tunum. (2009). Economist, 392(8654), 88
Ex-antics. (2020, Oct 10). The Economist, 437, 62-65.
Fashion victims. (2020, Jun 20). The Economist, 435, 57-59.
Finance and economics: Opening the floodgates; economics focus. (2009, May 09). The Economist, 391, 82.
Free exchange: Cut-price economics. (2019, Aug 10). The Economist, 432, 62.
Free exchange: How to pay for the pandemic. (2020, Mar 28). The Economist, 434, 75.
Free Exchange: Reasonable Doubt. (2017, October). The Economist
Free exchange: The land down under. (2020, May 23).
Free exchange: The ravages of time. (2020, Mar 14). The Economist, 434, 70.
Free exchange: Tough love. (2020, Apr 25). The Economist, 435, 69.
Free exchange: Turning inward. (2020, Nov 07). The Economist, 437, 72.
Free exchange; dumping and tub-thumping. (2016, Apr 09). The Economist, 419, 70.
From hospitality to hipsterism. (2020, Aug 08). The Economist, 436, 57-58.
Full tank; oil prices. (2017, Mar 18). The Economist, 422, 73.
Garicano, Luis, and Robert Gertner. Survey - Mastering Strategy 4:"The dynamics of price competition." Financial Times 22 Oct. 1999: 02
Guaranteed profits; free exchange. (2015, Feb 14). The Economist, 414, 68.
Hard bargains; free exchange. (2016, Oct 15). The Economist, 421, 72.
Hedge funds bet on oil's 'big comeback' after pandemic hobbles producers. By Maiya Keidan & Rod Nickel
Just one more fix; cartels. (2014, Mar 29). The Economist, 410, 67-70.
Know thy enemy; OPEC policy. (2017, May 20). The Economist, 423, 69
Meat reversion; the big mac index. (2017, Jul 15). The Economist, 424, 61.
Not boxing clever. (2020, Oct 17). The Economist, 437, 66-67.
No truck with cartels; price-fixing. (2016, Jun 04). The Economist, 419, 66-65.
Pay guaranteed, performance optional. (2020, Jul 11). The Economist, 436, 57-59.
Petrochemicals: The hole in the hedge, the Economist June 27 2020
Preying on theory. (1999). Economist, 352(8127), 74
Pricing the surge; free exchange. (2014, Mar 29). The Economist, 410, 80.
Protectionist trade policies: A survey of theory, evidence. (1988). Review - Federal Reserve Bank of St.Louis, 70(1), 12.
Reinventing uber; Schumpeter. (2017, Jul 22). The Economist, 424, 61.
Secrets and agents; information asymmetry. (2016, Jul 23). The Economist, 420, 55-56.
Seizure-inducing; drugs in america. (2016, Sep 03). The Economist, 420, 64-57.
The sharp end of the spear. (2019, Mar 02). The Economist, 430, 56.
Shearing and shaving; American financial regulation. (2017, Feb 11). The Economist, 422, 59.
Sizzling. (2007). Economist, 384(8536), 74.
Sizzling: Food for thought about exchange-rate controversies Chart
Special delivery. (2020, Jan 25). The Economist, 434, 68.
Taken for a ride; moral hazard. (2017, Mar 04). The Economist, 422, 65.
Texas hold'em; Schumpeter. (2017, Mar 25). The Economist, 422, 67.
This time we're different. (2020, Apr 11). The Economist, 435, 59-60.
Tick tock. (2020, Apr 25). The Economist, 435, 67.
Trade in the balance; free exchange. (2016, Feb 06). The Economist, 418, 73.
Wage against the machine; free exchange. (2017, Jul 08). The Economist, 424, 68.
What harm do minimum wages do? (2020, Aug 15). The Economist, 436, 61-62.
What is Nash Equilibrium and why does it matter?”, the Economist September 7 2016

Hedge funds bet on oil's 'big comeback' after pandemic hobbles producers. By Maiya Keidan & Rod Nickel

What is the nash equilibrium and why does it matter? (2016, Sep 07). The Economist

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