Did Magical Thinking Born of Financial Crisis Fuel Rise of Crypto – Was it Actually Realistic Thinking?
Cryptocurrencies are "a manifestation of a magical thinking" born out of a financial crisis, said a finance professor. But there could be something very real behind it. Though not intentionally, the professor may have ma...
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In his opinion for The New York Times, Mihir A. Desai, a professor at Harvard Business School and Harvard Law School, writes that,...
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