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The price of padding: How budget padding undermines governance and the rule of law in Nigeria
JOHN ONYEUKWU John Onyeukwu , is a lawyer and public policy analyst with interdisciplinary expertise in law, governance, and institutional…
Are DoorDash and Other Delivery Apps Hurting Restaurants?
New research from Wharton’s Manav Raj finds that delivery platforms are intensifying competition and pressuring profit margins, forcing many restaurants…
How AI Can Unlock Hybrid Creativity in the Workplace
Hybrid creativity combines the unique strengths of humans and AI to achieve more than they can alone, writes Wharton’s Cornelia…
How the Misfit Bias Can Hurt You
Poor combinations can negatively bias how individual parts are viewed – be it a song on an album, a picture…
Ten Questions Boards in Emerging Economies Must Ask
Steering towards effective governance in the face of global disruptions. Geopolitical and trade uncertainty, regulatory shifts, rapidly evolving artificial intelligence…
Protectionism Will Not Protect Against Pandemics
Winnie Byanyima & Michael Marmot Winnie Byanyima is Executive Director of UNAIDS and an under-secretary-general at the United Nations. Michael…
ECOWAS at a Crossroads
Adekeye Adebajo Adekeye Adebajo, a professor and a senior research fellow at the University of Pretoria’s Centre for the Advancement…
ML for predictive analytics in business: Africa’s data goldmine
OLUSOJI ADEYEMO Olusoji Adeyemo, an Azure Application Innovation & AI Specialist with Microsoft UK, has a Master's in Computer Science…
Black Monday’s shadow: Solutions without the US?
ANTHONY KILA Anthony Kila is a Jean Monnet professor of Strategy and Development. He is currently Institute Director at the…
Government should do what the private sector cannot do (2)
VICTOR OGIEMWONYI Victor Ogiemwonyi, a retired investment banker, is a former Governing Council member of the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE),…
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