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A list of our published articles on finance and economics in both the US and overseas |
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"It's Time to Rethink Continuous Improvement" Harvard - Too much TQM prevents innovation
"Why Do Individuals Exhibit Investment Biases?" Genetic factors explain up to 50% of investment biases.
"The New Science Behind Your Spending Addiction" New science unveils how your brain is hard-wired when it comes to spending
"Activity of a single brain cell can predict if we spend or save"
"The Curse of Knowledge" Ignorance can be beneficial and even necessary for the best decision-making
"The Case for Behavioral Strategy" McKinsey: "...good analysis in the hands of managers who have good judgment won't naturally yield good decisions."
| Thu Oct 04, 2012 E. Ted Prince on "How Financial Signatures Can Transform the Innovation Process" International Newsmedia Association, Chicago |
| Tue Aug 28, 2012 E. Ted Prince on "Using the Leadership Cockpit Approach to Improve Business Results" HR Florida, Orlando |
| Thu Jul 19, 2012 E. Ted Prince on "Using the Leadership Cockpit Approach to Improve Business Results" Society for Human Resource Management, Saratoga Springs, New York |
| Sun Apr 01, 2012 Perth Consultant Certification Training Gainesville, Florida |
"Behavioral Strategy and the CLO" by E. Ted Prince, August 2011
CLOs must factor in the lessons of new behavioral approaches and particularly the issue of cognitive biases if they want to move to the next level of effectiveness in their roles.
"The Fiscal Behavior of CEOs" by E. Ted Prince, Sloan Management Review
CEOs have financial styles which drive the financial and profitability outcomes of their companies.


See the Business Book review summary of E. Ted Prince's "The Three Financial Styles of Very Successful Leaders"