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When I first corresponded with Dallas-based attorney Rob Pivnick six years ago, he worked at Goldman Sachs, my former employer, although we did not know each other from there. Now set up with his own law practice, he pursues the same mission as me financial literacy.
When I published my finance book for college graduates in 2018, I was chagrined to hear from readers, “OK, great. But I wish you’d written one for junior high or high school students.”
HarperCollins India presents NOISE by Daniel Kahneman, Cass Sunstein & Olivier Sibony
NEW DELHI, April 9, 2021 /PRNewswire/ HarperCollins India is delighted to announce the publication of the book NOISE. Most individuals show noise neglect.
Leading to unfairness, inefficiency, and reduced productivity, it pervades everything from medicine, law, public health and food safety to forensic science, bail verdicts, child protection, performance reviews and personnel selection.
If one wants better, more accurate outcomes for the things that matter, everybody must recognize and reduce noise.
It will save money, improve public safety and health, increase fairness, and prevent avoidable errors.
In NOISE, Daniel Kahneman, Cass Sunstein and Olivier Sibony explain this little-known phenomenon, why it happens so frequently, and explain how to counter it. Their findings are as fascinating as they are alarming.
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When I first corresponded with Dallas-based attorney Rob Pivnick six years ago, he worked at Goldman Sachs, my former employer, although we did not know each other from there. Now set up with his own law practice, he pursues the same mission as me financial literacy.
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We need Black History Month in America today. It s a time to let Black Americans accomplishments, contributions and joy outshine the pain and suffering that so many of us have been focused on. But this celebratory month has a downside. As I saw as a student and later as a school teacher, it segregates Black history from American history, and this keeps Black Americans contributions to this country separate and unequal.