What Does “Flattening the Curve” Mean? Will It Also Flatten the Global Economy?Farok J. Contractor
The Excruciating Choice Governments face an “excruciating choice” between “flattening the (coronavirus) curve” by imposing quarantines and lockdowns and the huge, unprecedented economic impact on the world economy that is already in recession. The Health and Human Services Department of the US Federal Government is planning for the possibility of an 18-month medical and economic…
Blood Banking in the Time of Corona Juan L. Senga and Geoffrey A. Chua
COVID-19 has been overwhelming global health systems – filling up wards and ICUs, ripping through supplies and equipment, and testing the capabilities of health workers and front-liners. It is arguably one of the most life-altering events our world has seen in recent history. There is, however, a grimmer reality that we must face, a consequence…
ASU Syllabus
ASU Syllabus
Position Paper_revised_8April,2020
Position Paper_revised_8April,2020
RRBM立场宣言中文翻译稿.商业与管理研究措辞版本
RRBM立场宣言中文翻译稿.商业与管理研究措辞版本
Position Paper_revised_8April,2020(Chinese)
Position Paper_revised_8April,2020(Chinese)
RRBM on Tour Symposium – Poznan
RRBM on Tour Symposium Date: Thursday, 10 March 2022 Time: 10:30 – 16:15 (local time) Virtually hosted on Zoom by the Poznan University of Economics and Business (Poland) Overall Objective: The overall objective of the symposium is to advance a critical and ethical understanding of what responsible science is so that credible and trustworthy knowledge…
Exposure, Black Swans, and Real OptionsLuis A. Perez-Batres & Len J Treviño
Society has been susceptible to man-made and natural catastrophic events since the beginning of time. A few of the more notable natural disasters include the Antioch earthquake of AD 526, the 1881 Haiphong typhoon, and the more recent 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami.[i] Man-made disasters include the great depression, the great credit crisis of…